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#433510 - 10/28/03 08:18 AM Occasional feedback loops harmful to monitors or mics?
RockNRoll
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Hello,

Are general feedback loops/noises due to close mic and monitor proximity harmful to the monitor or mic? Thanks!
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#433511 - 10/28/03 10:05 AM Re: Occasional feedback loops harmful to monitors or mics?
edmann
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if it gets REALLY LOUD - yes for the monitor

if is GOES ON FOREVER - perhaps for the mic (depending on what it is)
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#433512 - 11/04/03 12:08 PM Re: Occasional feedback loops harmful to monitors or mics?
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I once pressed the wrong talkback button and I burned the tweeters of a NS10 pair in less than a second. Few months later a singer did the same thing and burned them again \:\)
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