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How do you think the PA transistors in your radio are biased? If you understand that taking clean RF from a clean radio and inputting it into an improperly design amp will result in a dirty signal, why would it make any difference if you inserted an additional PA stage in the middle?

I can hear it on a $0.99 speaker if that amplifier is putting out a ridiculous amount of harmonics on a band that I happened to be tuned to...which is where the problem is. Avistar23 nailed this one. I have experienced this and it's really easy to reproduce / demonstrate the problem.

[QUOTE="Moleculo, post: 352818, member: 1"] To the OP: How do you think the PA transistors in your radio are biased? If you understand that taking clean RF from a clean radio and inputting it into an improperly design amp will result in a dirty signal, why would it make any difference if you inserted an additional PA stage in the middle? I can hear it on a $0.99 speaker if that amplifier is putting out a ridiculous amount of harmonics on a band that I happened to be tuned to...which is where the problem is. Avistar23 nailed this one. I have experienced this and it's really easy to reproduce / demonstrate the problem. [/QUOTE]

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