Hi Marty,
I thought I'd mention that Lectro also has a 4in 4 out DSP box with
many functions and including feedback control. This is our DSP4/4. We
aren't very well known in the DSP product arena but we are working on
that. To plagarize the Avis ad, "We're number twenty two, and pedaling
as hard as we can".
Best Wishes,
Larry Fisher
Lectrosonics
On Fri, 01 Aug 2003 04:03:55 GMT, Marty <Marty DeleteThis @atscomms.com> wrote:
>I use the Sabine tools very often when I do live sound. The key to using
>them is understanding what they do and when to use them. They should not
>be used to mask another problem. In this case, from the information
>Richard has given, I think he made the right decision - that the
>previous microphone was not the best choice for that Pastor.
>
>Having said that, I think a good feedback control device should be in
>every live setup. When used properly, they can add 3-6 dB gain before
>feedback, and can respond to feedback occurrences faster than your
>fingers can reach for the graphic EQ (which is the wrong tool anyway).
>Models from Sabine, DBX and Shure offer multifunctional Digital Signal
>Processing which also replaces several other devices in the typical P.A.
>rack.
>
>Marty Atias
>ATS Communications
Larry Fisher
Lectrosonics
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