Steven, IM distortion has bnothing to do with crosstalk, but I understand your reference to it. IM distortion, as Joe said the other day reflects an amps ability to keep up with a change in frequency. A standard IM test conforms to the DIN and SMPTE standards. The standard call for a low frequency tone to be mixed with a high frequency tone at a 4:1amplitude ratio. The signal is then sent through the device under test. Next the low frequency tone is filtered out and the high frequency tone is sent through an AM demodulator. After bandwidth-limiting to 700HZ, the de-modulated signal is measured.This is IM.It is measured as a percentage or db difference between the amplitudes of the high frequency tone and the demodulated remainder..