I am getting very loud feedback. Volume is at 1/4. Feedback control helps a bit at lower volume. I am using an LR Baggs M80 soundhole pickup.
1272701
you are sending too much energy to the pickup from the amp, so cut back on the pickup input and increase the main to get your volume, or you are too close or in front of the speaker, move things around a bit. if it is a high frequency feedback lower the treble knob to eliminate feed back. if none of these work you need an eq between the pickup and the amp. good luck
1272702
Have you depressed the phase button? That should help, and I turn the feedback control all the way up. I found that I have to use a sound hole cover to completely stop feedback. I have a Fishman Matrix pickup, so I can do that. I don't know what else to suggest since your pickup won'd accommodate a cover.
1272703
I got this amp a few months ago. I am using a classical nylon with built in pickup. I do get some feedback when it at about 1/4 volume if I get close to the amp so I ended up purchasing a soundhole cover to keep the amp noise from being picked up by the guitar pickup and it solved the problem. As you are using an external pickup that is not really an option for you. I'd try to just not face my pickup towards the amp
1086035
First I own a pawnshop and am not an audio equipment dealer. Second, if others can hear what you are listening to with them, I suggest lowering the volume as you are probably damaging your hearing.
1962244
Agree with others--probably just need to adjust your receiver settings or check your sub. My receiver and sub sound great in my room and even outside for gatherings.
1531610
Sorry, I can not help you, it was a gift for my great nephew. At the time I printed one of the reviews regarding the volume setting, since that was the only troublesome issue. Look in the reviews for guidance. Good luck!
236780
I got much better volume by adjusting the equalizer. Go to a video on utube called boost laptop volume. I tried this with my laptop, and it really worked.
2204123
It is not that noisy. I've never had a complaint. Audio feedback: yes, too loud: no.
1900817
Honestly, no I haven't experienced this issue as of yet. Also, note that the stereo is installed in my RV that I don't drive everyday. That said, I may not be useful to use for feedback. Thank you for checking! Scot
1922151
I would check three things.. is there enough bass.. is the sensitivity adjustment correct and is the master / slave switch in its correct setting. Mine came with it in slave mode and I had to switch it to master.
140772
I had the same problem. There is a button called "Level". When you enter this space you can vary the volume of your bass and the cd, independently. I've found that some recordings require changing the settings but this should solve the problem. If not ask again and we'll dig deeper.
1023776
Thank You for the reply. yes I did mean DB the settings are 0 DB and -3Db I set it at -3db for now. I am till waiting for my sub to arrive. I got a Alpine SWR-T10 10" 1800W 4-Ohm Type-R Shallow-Mount Car Audio Subwoofer. I will take your advice thank You
171988
Iv found you can get the bass pretty high well low :p and iv had them extremely high volume wile testing tho i leave it in matrix mode due to it sounds clearer and more even wile still getting the surround sound effect.
148325
I have the same setup as you mentioned. I used a splitter thinking I would be achieving a fuller sound. Sounds great to me. Good luck. Bill
923149
OK a couple of things, Is your SPL meter set at C weighting and slow for the slew rate withe range set at 70 or 80db? Also to accuratly calibrate your speakers you would use speaker test tone generator in the setup menu. To do this go to said speaker test tone section, SLOWLY turn the volume up to 0 will running your test tone. Once your volume is at 0 use the SPL meter to adjust the gain on each speaker till it is stable between 75-80. The max I run my system is -28 and to me that is loud so be ready it will be a very loud test tone at 80DB.
2022850
If you shut off the mic and keep the volume down, you should be ok. It's a Nice pickup!
1047241
Get a better amp. Better amp=clearer sound=les distortion=no blown speakers including Sub. Good luck.
543878
Yea but I imagine the volume control is in your cabinet system, never used it. On back of amp there is a line out return and send. Good sound but not an expert. Sorry
638564
I put some tape over my speaker... It seemed to muffle it a little more... If low is still to loud for you. Placement of the receiver is also something to look at.. Maybe another room, or in a cabinet.