doctom
39 posts
Sep 22, 2017
11:14 AM
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Hey guys i just got GE-7 and got some great advice on how to set it here on MBH. (Thanks!!)
I'm considering adding a Squeal Killer in my quest for more volume without feedback.
Have any of you tried there together and do you think it will help achieve my objective?
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John M G
160 posts
Sep 22, 2017
5:48 PM
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Save the money for a bigger amp, have a look at the Quilter ProBlock 200, only 4 lbs but you'll need a speaker cab
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doctom
40 posts
Sep 23, 2017
6:38 AM
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I'm playing through a Bassman now. No matter how big your amp is feedback will be an issue if you are playing with a loud band.
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NiteCrawler .
353 posts
Sep 24, 2017
9:21 AM
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I bought a Squeal Killer yrs back used but almost brand new for $200.I use it with my Meteor 50 watt and with my Fender 4/10 DeVille and it works well giving me more head room with out feedback than without. Prior to that I used a Rocktron Hush original plastic version as that worked well also but will say that the Squeal killer worked better and I liked it because it was hard wired /less 9 volters the better.I have also used the same combinations with a LW Tone Plus which serves as a equalizer(to me at least).I have a MXR 6 band eq but hav,nt tried that as of yet because I,m pretty happy with the set ups as they are.
Last Edited by NiteCrawler . on Sep 24, 2017 10:44 AM
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boris_plotnikov
1132 posts
Sep 25, 2017
4:03 AM
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I'd recommend to get a LoneWolf HarpShield. In combination with EQ it can be completely feedback free setup into Bassman.
For every room put you mic on a stand and try to move faders of your eq. You will find that some of them a more prone to feedback. Then, move them down a bit (not all way!). Also you can dial any of them for tone you like more.
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