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How do I stop the squealing?

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Adjust the level controls on the mixer for the mic, and change the equalizer level on the mixer. Make sure the speakers are on the correct setting.

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How about a wireless microphone?

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The steps are the same. All microphones conduct feedback the same way, regardless of whether or not they are wired.

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Why is my computer sending out a high pitch feedback?

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Often, what you were using your computer for when experiencing the feedback could be the reason. Try wearing headphones while using your microphone, as the noise transmitted from the computer speakers can be picked up by the microphone, and produces feedback. Or try to lower the microphone sensitivity settings on your computer.

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Do the monitors of super cardio mics need to be positioned in any specific way?

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I would say they should be positioned an equal distance apart on either side of you.

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If my main speakers are facing the audience and the microphone is in the middle, will that eliminate feedback?

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Yes, it will, as long as you stand an equal distance between and in front of your speakers, you won't have so much interference.

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