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Hi guys


I have an acoustic bass that I want to use more in a live setting but the last time I did, I had massive problems caused by the feedback from the sound hole. I have seen these sound hole covers but I am not 100% certain if they do cut out the feedback. Does anyone have any experience using the hole covers either on acoustic bass or even guitar?

Thanks!

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I tried a CD kept in place with a bit of masking tape. Partially successful and worth a try at zero cost.


Hey! 900th post, and sensible one too.

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I've got an accoustic 4 stringer, an old Ozark. The pick up feeds back a lot. So, I bought a feedback buster and it did the job. But as my sound hole is oval I had to cut it to shape. There's no worse feeling than buying something new and the first thing you do is go at it with a Stanley knife. Thankfully it worked out fine. Feedback problems sorted.

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[quote name='yorks5stringer' timestamp='1394838161' post='2395952']
I had a Godin, no sound hole, no feedback.
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Perhaps i should have gone for a Godin, instead of the Fender.
[quote name='Telebass' timestamp='1394873064' post='2396110']
My Fender Kingman is tamed nicely by a Feedback Buster.
[/quote]
I hope it also works for my Victor Bailey. Thanks!

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[quote name='Telebass' timestamp='1394873064' post='2396110']
My Fender Kingman is tamed nicely by a Feedback Buster.
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Care to tell me which Buster you got? I am assuming that the Kingman and the Bailey have the same size hole. *it sounds so wrong* :secret:

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Have one in my work back for when i have to engineer a guitarist who doesn't have one they're a god send and the same principal for guitar applies for bass so it'll certainly help. To be honest at about £5 each theres no excuse not to have one really

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