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Originally Posted by recepteur
Gents,
What could cause a crossover distortion ?.
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Crossover distortion happens in class B push-pull amplifiers, where one tube operates on the positive part of the waveform and the other on the negative half. In this type of amp, the tubes are driven in parallel.
The schematic shows the first tube section driving the second section, so I believe both tubes must conduct for the whole waveform - no chance for crossover problems as normally understood.
Could there be some other reason for a distortion in the vertical waveform? I don't know.