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In Reply to: Re: Help: How to set gain leve?? posted by cktc on December 15, 2004 at 13:52:04:
You can do it yourself by seeking out the offending frequencies by trial and error or get a feedback eliminator, which is an EQ with a microprocessor inside to do the job for you. The EQ on the mixer, assuming it is less than 31 band, has too wide a bandwidth to notch out offending frequencies without killing the ones you want to keep.Bob, I've always been in the habit of cranking my power amps to full so that the output stage of the board isn't overloading either itself or the input stage of the power amp. Problem with that?
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