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It is shown that quantizing systems without feedback respond to the use of particular spectrally-shaped dither signals quite differently from those with feedback paths. For each type of system, conditions are given which ensure that the quantization error will be wide-sense stationary with no input dependence and with a predictable power spectral density function.<>