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RE: Feedback Suppressor n a Computer?

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In terms of this equipment, there isn't any tone to kill. I have two cabs with 15" woofers and horns, and they were only $120 each. And I've learned since I bought them that you get what you pay for. :-D

I've got a cheap 31-band graphic EQ, but 31 seems like too much. I never know what to do with them all. If I have 6-8, I'm in heaven, but not 31. But if I'm running everything through the computer anyway, I can probably do what I need to digitally. It looks like my E-MU 0404 sound card has parametric EQ's built in. Should I try to manually do what a feedback suppressor does?

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