Music Machine Wrote: > Vibrating anything that is conducting alternating current causes that > thing to interact with the magnetic field it is itself generating. > Non-linear spectral contamination is the result. However small, it is > distortion. OK, fair point in theory. The question is, at what level is this distortion? When you consider that we're dealing with signals at a few tens of millivolts and very low currents, the generated magnetic field will be extremely small. And therefore the induced distortion will be similarly small. It would not surprise me to hear that the induced distortion is down a long way below -100dB, and therefore masked by plenty of other noise and distortion sources. Does anyone around here have the necessary maths skills to work out the actual figures?
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