Feedback Dilema


pilchardthecat
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pilchardthecat
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08/07/2002 6:07 pm
I have been playing guitar for a couple of years. i own a 'westone thunder IA' guitar and a 'Fender 112 Duluxe(90 Watts)' amp. As i play music that requires high gain, i suffer from feedback. does anyone know of any divises or ways to stop or cut the amount of feedback i get?

Thanks in advance

Pilchard
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markpro
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markpro
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08/07/2002 10:20 pm
Where do you stand when you play?
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Dr_simon
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Dr_simon
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08/07/2002 11:28 pm
Behringer make several feed back killing devices, I have used there noise gate and it is OK however the FEEDBACK DESTROYER® PRO DSP1124P sounds like your man. I haven’t used the feedback unit so cant vouch for how good it is.

http://www.behringer.com


Hope this helps

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SLY
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SLY
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08/09/2002 4:34 am
There are several pedals named 'Noise Supressor' , 'Noise Gate' , etc.
any one of them will solve your feedback problem and they have controlers of course to controle the noise removing level and puting it on/off ..

Actualy i recomend the Boss NS 'Noise Supressor" , i have Boss GT-3 multi-effect and it has that NS built in , and it works great so that if you use the Max. settings for that NS, there wont exist any feedback even at very high gain and volume, and sticking your guitar pickups into the amp's speaker !!

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NS= Noise Supressor
All the multi-effect processors that i've seen had NS or something similar, even the Zoom which is the ****tiest Guitar/Bass effect maker in history (that's my personal opinion)
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pilchardthecat
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pilchardthecat
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08/11/2002 6:22 pm
Thanx alot
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