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ChetBassetti
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 Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2004 6:00 am |
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Anyone used this product? It costs $455. It uses frequency-shifting to break the feedback loop (instead of narrowband filters). The shifting is only a couple of HZ so there is no noticeable affect on the sound.
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ChetBassetti
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Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2004 7:41 pm |
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Well...in case anybody is interested..I bought the Polyfusion 755.
I does work. I am able to increase the singer volume (perhaps double or more)...no noticeable degradation to the sound. It does help...it is NOT a total solution for really bad situations, but, it does help.....FYI for those who might be interested...the Polyfusion lit says when used in conjunction with a notch filter feedback can be in many case be totally eliminated...I don't have a filter, so, cannot verify that.
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