Lyrax

If I would set my delay on infinite feedback at a high volume for a long time could it damage my amp or cab?
Or if the amp feeds back for a long time at a high volume could it also do harm to the amp or cab?

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tubetime86

1. Not anymore than playing at high volume for a long time would.

2. It depends on what the feedback is being caused by, but I seriously doubt it'd do any real serious damage. If it was to do damage it'd most likely just be wear on the speakers.

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Lyrax

Okay more specific , at high volumes when I set the delay on infinite I play something and I let it just run for a while. Then it goes into that phase when it all starts to squeal and then it feeds back on the feedback itself. Could that damage?
I`ve only done it at low volumes. Analog delays sounds cooler the longer it loops.

Or

When I pick up feedback through the guitar pups and let it run, not that it sounds good, but will that cause some damage to the equipment?

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NakedInTheRain

no, you'll be fine. just be careful of your hearing.

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