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clipping level

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clipping level
A disk's ability to maintain its magnetic properties and hold its content. A high-quality level range is 65-70%; low quality is below 55%.
clipping level [′klip·iŋ ‚lev·əl]
(electronics)
The level at which a clipping circuit is adjusted; for example, the magnitude of the clipped wave shape.
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I have no problem with someone saying that an amp sounds clean and transparent to them (I did so with all of my amplifier reviews), because any decently designed amp will sound just that way, at least below the clipping level and with normal-type speaker loads.
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With most speakers, played at volume levels below clipping levels, amps are indeed "amps," and are anything but the romanticized items that some enthusiasts wax poetic about.
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