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feedback issues
hi everyone...can anyone share some practical tips on how to avoid feedback when i am using a stage monitor facing me? i play an 814ce with the fishman blender...should i move the blend all the way to the piezo everytime, thus taking the mic out of the equation?
thanks! a
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In my experience, the only thing you can really do is use a feedback buster, drop the monitor volume, or switch to in-ear monitors.
Even if you switch all the way to the piezo, you'll still get feedback.
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Low feedback or high? I get a low that sets my strings vibrating and the feedback just builds.
I solved it for the most part with a "Feedback eliminater" or -otherwise known as a soundhole cover. Bought mine at Guitar Center for a couple bux, less than 10.00 anyway. I use an Ovation acoustic electric ---I suppose if you are micing your guitar this would not be a good solution. |
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