| From the Where2sing.com forum: Feedback is almost always related to too much gain (sensitivity) .... in the case of your particular mixer ...as a start...make certain that your main volume/gain control is no more than half (often less)...and that EFX controls are not set up too high ...keep playing around with these settings until you find the sweet spot,,, backing off on the main 'Volume' as needed...you should easily be able to eliminate all feedback....remember 'less is often though not always better'
As you can see that being under the impression that your speakers were rated at 350 watts @8ohms instead of the correct 250 watts did send us barking up the wrong tree...these figures are important and need to be accurate if you want to have any hope of successful troubleshooting ...of course speaker placement also plays a part in feedback but I will asume you are ok with that
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