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TPA3126D2: Amplifier with lowest difference between the output to 2 high impedance "speakers" needed?

Part Number: TPA3126D2
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPA3255, TAS5828M, TAS5827, TAS5805M, , TAS5825M, TAS5822M, TPA3221EVM, , TPA3116D2, INA826EVM, LM4766, INA849, PCM2903EVM-U, INA1620EVM

Hi!

NOTE!: I don't understand why I HAVE to type a part number. This question is NOT about a particular TI product!

I need to "play" a broadband audio white noise signal into 2 "speakers", in the form of 2 telephone pick-up coils with R=280 Ohm and L=159 mH, to create 2 equal 'excitation fields' for a scientific measurement purpose, where 2 other coils will pick up the response and an instrumentation amplifier will amplify the difference between the 2 signals. So the most important criteria for the amplifier driving the 2 "speaker" coils is that the difference between the output to the 2 "speakers" is as small as possible... Which audio stereo amplifier is best suited for this?

I am sorry that my question is so unusual... ;-) :-)

(This question is related to https://e2e.ti.com/support/audio-group/audio/f/audio-forum/1337124/tpa3116d2-can-it-drive-telephone-pick-up-coils-r-280-ohm-l-159mh-as-speakers )