Latest and Greatest Feedback Eliminator

I've been asked many times about the electronic equipment I use at the Bluegrass Friends jam sessions. I keep things pretty simple. I use a 12-channel Yamaha EMX5000-12 powered audio mixer, two Marshall Electronics MXL-2003 condenser microphones for vocals and either one or two (usually just one) Marshall Electronics MXL-603S condenser microphones for instruments. I also use a Behringer DSP1124P feedback eliminator which does a reasonable job at notching out the unwanted frequencies in a less than perfect room, speaking from an acoustic point of view.

While the DSP1124P is a pretty good unit for removing unwanted signals in the audio chain, as of late I've been employing an additional feedback eliminator. This new unamed model removes feedback of an entirely different type and it works great! I think I'll call it the Feedback Destroyer Pro II. See photo on right. Do it yourself types can easily fabricate one of these in less than 5 seconds. By far, it's the most effective feedback eliminator I've ever employed.

Applications for this model are unlimited. To date I've been able to use it while watching television, at concerts, and when I'm on the telephone with my friends. You'll probably find even more uses for it, limited only by your imagination.