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We have a DSP audio matrix in the meeting room. Do we still need a separate automatic feedback suppressor?
The room has ceiling speakers and table microphones. Feedback happens sometimes when the chairman microphone is close to a speaker.
Usually not. The dB-NET Digital DSP Audio Matrix already has built-in feedback suppression (automatic feedback control), so a separate automatic feedback suppressor is redundant in most cases.
If feedback happens when the chairman microphone is close to a speaker, first adjust the DSP — lower that channel's gain, reposition the microphone or speaker, and enable/tune the feedback suppression on that channel. A separate suppressor is only worth adding if a specific, difficult room still feeds back after DSP tuning.