1. The level of the trax that is sent to the monitor speaker is usually independent of the level that is coming from the main speakers.

True False

2. A condenser microphone always has the same output level as a dynamic microphone.

True False

3. The maximum gain-before-feedback is the most amplification of the sound before the sound system goes into feedback and starts squealing.

True False

4. Every time another microphones turns on, the volume before feedback will drop 3 dB.

True False

5. The primary reason to ground your sound system is for safety. A secondary reason to ground is to reduce external noise pickup.

True False

6. Handheld Microphones are usually distinguished by the ball-shaped grille.

True False

7. Mixer channel tone controls are an excellent way to control feedback problems.

True False

8. Handheld microphones usually have their low frequencies intentionally rolled-off.

True False

9. The ensemble or instrument microphone works well at a distance because its bass response has not been rolled-off by the manufacturer.

True False

10. A typical handheld microphone used at a distance from the vocalist will lack bass frequencies.

True False

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