Valcom SDO-450 Microphone Silver

Don't do this [feedback sound] Today, you're going to learn seven ways to reduce or eliminate feedback from your sound system, and I'm gonna tell you as fast as possible. Be sure to hit subscribe and click the little bell to get more videos on sound: as fast as possible. Feedback happens when sound from a speaker is being picked up by the microphone that's feeding it. Thus: feeding back. There are seven ways to increase gain before feedback, which just means how much you can turn it up before it starts to ring. More gain before feedback equals better. Gain means any stage where we turn it up. So that can be the preamp, the fader, the EQ, or the compressor. The first way to increase gain before feedback is to move the microphone closer to the sound source. Don't hold the microphone down here. And don't hold the microphone out here. The second way is to move the speakers further away from