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Re: vocal loop rig/feedback destroyer

> In the rack, I'm also considering something like a
> Behringer Feedback Destroyer; do any of you have any
> experience with this unit, and does anyone know of
> similar units (in a similar price range) by other
> manufacturers?

I have 3 of them, along with a Drive-rack in my mobile rig at work. I use
them unbridged, so I have six separate feedback reduction channels, along
with the feedback reduction in the driverack.

They work well as long as you don't expect miracles - the vocalist had
better not expect to wander around the stage in front of the speakers,
mumbling, with the mic plugged into a fuzz pedal.

Keep in mind it can take several seconds for the eq's to 'catch'. You can
also set fixed eqs, if you know you have specific problems with a mic and
room.. I usually leave all mine on 'auto' though, since I'm micing people
wandering around the stage, mumbling, wearing lavalier mics. At least they
don't have fuzz pedals...

I haven't used any feedback eliminators that worked that much better than
the feedback destroyer, especially for the price.

bIz

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Tim Nelson" <psychle62@yahoo.com>
To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 4:20 PM
Subject: vocal loop rig/feedback destroyer


> I'm assembling a looping rig for a vocalist. It'll be
> a small rack and a small pedalboard.
>
> So far the rack has a Digitech Vocalist II, an Alesis
> MidiVerb II and a Boss RPS-10, and the pedalboard has
> a DL-4, and an FS-300 for the Digitech unit. The
> pedalboard will also have footswitches for the other
> rack units, and most likely a Digitech Vocal 300
> (based on Rick W's da-glowing recommendation...).
>
> In the rack, I'm also considering something like a
> Behringer Feedback Destroyer; do any of you have any
> experience with this unit, and does anyone know of
> similar units (in a similar price range) by other
> manufacturers?
>
> -t-
>
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