What would you play first???

[CryptoTonight]

would love to see an in depth explanation of what exactly is the setup and the specifics of the feedback avoiding technique.

[danielmladenov]

First thing I would play would be Deep Purple by Smoke on the Water(They are an underground band that deserver more recognition)

[TheRealXira]

I had a old friend many years ago who did something similar to this. He had both pick-ups on a Les Paul wired into separate input jacks. Both went to individual but identical pedal boards. From modifying a twin pair of expression/volume pedals going into two Pod Xl Live processors. He was able to pan both pickups in real-time around the circle of speakers through both feet. Put different effects onto each pickup, resulted in him giving me a musical performance that I have never witnessed or experienced since. Unfortunately he has since passed away. But I will never forget his true audio engineering ingenuity. R.I.P. John Sutherland, aka Fatts.

[Constitution]

"Hello, police. I would like to report a noise disturbance."

"Yeah, we can hear it too. Where are you located, sir?"

"Barrow, Alaska."

"But, sir, that's over a thousand miles away from where we're at."

"I know! You're closer. That's why I called y'all. smh"

[MagusSenpai]

It must be such a weird but incredible sensation to be sitting at the focal point of so many huge speakers and just feel your entire body vibrate from playing the guitar.

[imark]

Feedback control must be crazy with this setup.

[step]

Neighbors a half mile away "Honey, where's that guitar sound coming from?" I Absolutely Love it!!

[sascotttx]

My first thought was that it seems like there would be an infinite number of random locations within that circle where a given frequency would be out of phase. My second thought was that if someone explained to me how that was not the case, I probably wouldn't understand anything they said.

[gopro_vlogs]

my question is how did you not get a ton of feedback through the mics

[edenhunter]

I think the first thing I'd do is check that the master volume fader was set to 'three'.

[garrettbaudioandvideo]

This guy's neighbors probably hate him

[marcospintor]

How bass players want to hear themselves

[matthewmathis]

What a great performance! Really nice.
And the audio set up is really sweet, too.

[A_A_ron-Phillips]

I’d play “Over the Hills and Far Away” right into “Overkill”.

[CRuueL]

Is nobody gonna say I want a longer version because it sounds good? I want a 5 min song like this.

[ChangLRC]

Bruh how did u not get insain feed back my mind is blown

[fatemorgan]

I like how the flapping raincoat works as a percussion

[azharkaleem]

Who much price in Pakistani currency . plz inform me

[dwayneaguiar]

I would love to try I bet its a beautiful thing..🥁😎🥁..

[GrulbGL]

i dont know how it is seted up, but i think the guitar was the main sound and the mics are to detect the speakers and subtract from the recording sound, or, the guitar was the subtracting factor... i've played a few times right in front of a speaker, and the wood reverberation was unstoppable imagine the reverberation with that much power surrounding him, could explode the guitar, literally.. really... that is a eye-tearing job...