The English term for the “Guitar feedback phenomenon” is “guitar feedback” or “guitar howling.” This term refers to the unwanted sound that occurs when the amplified sound from a guitar is picked up by the guitar’s own pickups and fed back into the amplifier, creating a loud, high-pitched noise that can be difficult to control. This effect is often unwanted and can be disruptive to the performance, but it is also a sought-after sound in certain genres of music, such as heavy metal and rock.
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Guitar反弹现象的英文
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