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The 10 pages that link to Audio feedback, each with the reason it gives.

• Electric guitarRelated: Loudspeaker sound can re-excite the guitar’s strings or pickups, making feedback both a risk and a technique.

• FeedbackBroader topic: Repeated amplification illustrates how positive feedback can produce a runaway output.

• Tape loopRelated: Feedback can arise when looped playback is routed back into recording.

• Sound artRelated: Artists can use its unstable tones as material rather than suppressing them.

• Sound systemCompared with: Feedback can destabilize amplified playback when microphones share the system.

• The WhoRelated: Townshend used controlled feedback to make the band’s guitar sound more abrasive.

• Industrial musicRelated: Feedback supplies the unstable, harsh textures heard in many industrial recordings.

• Noise musicRelated: Repeated amplification turns a technical instability into a controllable source of sustained tones and squeals.

• The Velvet Underground & NicoRelated: Uncontrolled guitar feedback turns distortion into a deliberate part of the album’s sound.

• MerzbowBroader topic: This specific feedback technique is one route from amplification to uncontrolled noise.