TYPICAL SETUP
The FS-4N Feedback Suppressor is typically connected between the mixer and other effects or processors and/or the power amplifier in live sound applications. The entire audio in a given setup should feed through the FS-4N so that you may control all hum, noises and feedback appearing anywhere in the signal you are amplifying. Since both monitor (if used) and FOH (Front-of-House) amplification may cause feedback, it may be necessary to suppress frequencies in each loop. Furthermore, you may also be using a stereo FOH mix. Since the FS-4N is a mono unit, up to three units may be needed in stereo live sound setups for total control of the monitor and each side of the stereo FOH amplification.
MONO AMP
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F.O.H. SPEAKERS | STAGE MONITOR |
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NOTE: Insert any processors, EQ’s, etc. between the mixer and the FS-4N. The Feedback Suppressor should be the last processor in line before connecting the audio to the amplifier.
