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Monitor Feedback
Another option is to insert a Sabine Feedback Exterminator in your monitor send path. It will vertically notch out up to 12 frequencies. It works great, you can point a hot mic right at the monitors and get no feedback.
Submitted by: Dana Harrah
Location: Dayton, Ohio
Date Added: 2003-07-22
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Monitor EQ
Another option for EQing for monitors from the house position is to insert external EQ's on the output signal path. A 31 band graphic EQ works great and can be use on the AUX/Matrix/Group out that is going to the AMP/Monitor. You would need one for each of the monitor mixes that you have.
Submitted by: Todd A. Luhtanen
Location: Plymouth, MI
Date Added: 2003-02-25
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