What is microphone feedback?

Microphone feedback is a loud, high-pitched sound that occurs when the microphone picks up sound from a speaker and re-amplifies it.

Can certain equipment cause microphone feedback?

Yes, poor quality or damaged equipment can also contribute to microphone feedback. This includes faulty cables, microphones, speakers or mixers.

Does room acoustics play a role in causing microphone feedback?

Yes, room acoustics can significantly influence the occurrence of mic feedback. Hard surfaces can reflect sound waves into the mic while open spaces may not provide enough absorption of sound waves.

How does the gain setting affect microphone feedback?

If gain settings are too high on your audio system or individual microphones, it increases sensitivity and makes them more prone to picking up unwanted sounds which could lead to the potential for more frequent and louder audio feedback.

Can wireless microphones experience audio feedback?

Yes, wireless microphones can also experience audio feedback if they are too close to speakers or if there's interference with their signal.

What Causes Microphone Feedback

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