Acoustic feedback often limits the performance of a sound system. The extent to which design and positioning of microphones and loudspeakers and the application of gain frequency response equalization can reduce acoustic feedback of a sound system is described and the results attained reviewed.

Author: Kleis, Derk
Affiliation: Philips Electro-acoustics, Breda, Netherlands
AES Convention: 44 (March 1973) Paper Number: D-3
Publication Date: March 1, 1973 Import into BibTeX
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