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==== Principles ====
==== Principles ====
Use a directional microphone. [[Microphone Directionality#Supercardioid_/_Hypercardioid|Hypercardioid]] is better than [[Microphone Directionality#Cardioid|cardioid]], which is better than [[Microphone Directionality#Omnidirectional Microphone|omnidirectional]]. All sound waves impinging on the microphone from a direction other than the intended signal is "noise" and will lower the threshold of feedback.
Use a directional microphone. [[{{PAGENAME}}#Supercardioid_/_Hypercardioid|Hypercardioid]] is better than [[Microphone Directionality#Cardioid|cardioid]], which is better than [[Microphone Directionality#Omnidirectional Microphone|omnidirectional]]. All sound waves impinging on the microphone from a direction other than the intended signal is "noise" and will lower the threshold of feedback.


Directional microphones "collect" less sound from directions other than what they're supposed to amplify (the voice, or an instrument) and hence are less likely to feed back.
Directional microphones "collect" less sound from directions other than what they're supposed to amplify (the voice, or an instrument) and hence are less likely to feed back.