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harmonic distortion

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noun

  1. electronics distortion caused by nonlinear characteristics of electronic apparatus, esp of audio amplifiers, that generate unwanted harmonics of the input frequencies

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Bowers & Wilkins says the revamped 40-millimeter drivers and other acoustic upgrades have ratcheted up sound quality compared to the PX7s with significantly less harmonic distortion.

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It opted for bio-cellulose drivers, which the company says can “reduces harmonic distortion.”

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Beats came up with an all-new acoustic architecture design for the Studio Buds, which have 8.2-millimeter drivers, and the company claims you can expect “outstanding stereo separation and low harmonic distortion across the frequency curve so you hear every note.”

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They still have 40-millimeter drivers, but the company has reengineered them for “exceptional frequency response with lower total harmonic distortion.”

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The powerful speakers pair with a wireless subwoofer that you can neatly fit into your home, so you can listen with less than 1% total harmonic distortion — with a minimalist. sleek design that looks amazing in any space.

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