Pronunciation: /əˈkuːstɪkl ˈfiːdbæk/
noun a type of sound distortion that occurs when sound from a speaker is picked up by a microphone and then re-amplified, creating a loop of sound
A1 Acoustical feedback can occur when a microphone is too close to a speaker.
A2 It is important to adjust the volume levels to prevent acoustical feedback during a live performance.
B1 Sound engineers use various techniques to eliminate acoustical feedback in concert venues.
B2 The band had to stop playing momentarily due to acoustical feedback coming from the stage monitors.
C1 An experienced audio technician can quickly identify and rectify acoustical feedback issues in a complex sound system.
C2 The acoustical feedback was so severe that it caused the entire sound system to malfunction during the concert.
adjective related to the characteristics of sound, particularly in terms of how it is produced and transmitted
A1 The acoustical feedback from the microphone was too loud.
A2 The acoustical feedback made it difficult to hear the speaker.
B1 The acoustical feedback system in the auditorium needed adjustments.
B2 The acoustical feedback issue was resolved by adjusting the sound levels.
C1 The acoustical feedback analysis revealed multiple areas for improvement.
C2 The acoustical feedback problem was identified and resolved by the sound engineer.
formal The acoustical feedback from the microphone caused a high-pitched squeal during the presentation.
informal The acoustical feedback was so annoying during the concert, it hurt my ears!
slang The acoustical feedback was like nails on a chalkboard, dude.
figurative The acoustical feedback in their relationship was a constant source of tension and miscommunication.
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