feedback with headrush frfr 108 ?

[humpfrey]

hi , does anybody have a idea , if it's possible to produce feedback with the headrush frfr 108 ??

 

[Petrocelli]

Why not, its only a question of volume and your position before the speaker! And don't use virtual capo or other pitch shifting!

 

[humpfrey]

thx , i'll try

 

[lqdsnddist]

108 can get quite loud so as easy to get feedback as with any other speaker really, same rules apply....

that said, I find a Digitech FreqOut invaluable for being able to generate a feedback effect at any volume level. Obviously not the same thing but so cool just hitting an “A” letting it ring, and stepping on the button and have a near spot on feedback swell up, no matter where I’m standing or how loud I’m playing

 

[Jumpback]

108 can get quite loud so as easy to get feedback as with any other speaker really, same rules apply....

that said, I find a Digitech FreqOut invaluable for being able to generate a feedback effect at any volume level. Obviously not the same thing but so cool just hitting an “A” letting it ring, and stepping on the button and have a near spot on feedback swell up, no matter where I’m standing or how loud I’m playing

Hahaha I gotta try one of these how kewl!

 

[scott.frank.b]

I can get feedback quite easily with my 108. It all depends on what amp/cab models you‘re using and how its eq’d. But I don’t have it cranked, that’s for sure.

 

[WITELITE]

108 can get quite loud so as easy to get feedback as with any other speaker really, same rules apply....

that said, I find a Digitech FreqOut invaluable for being able to generate a feedback effect at any volume level. Obviously not the same thing but so cool just hitting an “A” letting it ring, and stepping on the button and have a near spot on feedback swell up, no matter where I’m standing or how loud I’m playing

+1 on the FreqOut. The only pedal I use besides the Axe

 

[Pete1959]

I recently added an FRFR 108 and can confirm you can produce feedback from it.

 

[Moke]

Yep, just need the right amount of gain, volume, and proximity between the guitar and the speaker. A mid boost around 600-800 Hz before the amp block can help. You can do that in the Drive block, if using one, or with a Filter block.

 

[la szum]

Assuming rock star poses will help, too.

 

[Rex]

Assuming rock star poses will help, too.

Poses always help.

 

[scottp]

Absolutely!