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<blockquote data-quote="Ingvar Ahlberg" data-source="post: 842352" data-attributes="member: 15447"><p>So, addressing the air borne feedback. that can be a tough issue to deal with, very room dependent of course, on some TT:s the lid down helps, on some it turns the problem into disaster, as i see it the best way to tame the beast in the room is to do that needle in the grove, non revolving record routine again and turn the volume up until feedback starts, back off until barely audible and walk around, listen and find the spot where it is loudest, can be several, first try minimal speaker rearrangement to se if problem can be resolved that way, moving the speakers very little back and fort, changing toe in etc.</p><p></p><p>If nothing helps and buying a new house is not an option, try first rolling a heavy carpet or something like that, a friend dressed in a wolf fur, and place in the worst (loudest) place You find, if that helps there is where to start trying with installing traps, DIY will allways work at least as good as expensive, sometimes useless, comercial stuff.</p><p></p><p>Ingvar</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ingvar Ahlberg, post: 842352, member: 15447"] So, addressing the air borne feedback. that can be a tough issue to deal with, very room dependent of course, on some TT:s the lid down helps, on some it turns the problem into disaster, as i see it the best way to tame the beast in the room is to do that needle in the grove, non revolving record routine again and turn the volume up until feedback starts, back off until barely audible and walk around, listen and find the spot where it is loudest, can be several, first try minimal speaker rearrangement to se if problem can be resolved that way, moving the speakers very little back and fort, changing toe in etc. If nothing helps and buying a new house is not an option, try first rolling a heavy carpet or something like that, a friend dressed in a wolf fur, and place in the worst (loudest) place You find, if that helps there is where to start trying with installing traps, DIY will allways work at least as good as expensive, sometimes useless, comercial stuff. Ingvar [/QUOTE]
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