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Feedback Resonator Guide - How to Get & Location

Feedback Resonator Guide - How to Get & Location

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Feedback Resonator guide for Subnautica 2. Guide includes Feedback Resonator uses, how to get, locations, clear blooms, where to find, and more.

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Feedback Resonator - Overview & Details

ToolDetails
Feedback ResonatorFeedback ResonatorModified sound amplifier. Can destroy the blooms in the Alien Ruins
Recipe:
- Sonic Resonator x 1
- Enameled Glass x 2
- Conduit Crystal x 2
- Strontium x 2

The Feedback Resonator is the current most advanced upgrade for the Sonic Resonator. It makes use of Alien technology to increase its overall range.

Walkthrough - Early to Late-Game Progression

How to Get Feedback Resonator (Location)

Found in the Alien Ruins

Found in the Alien Ruins

In order to unlock the Feedback Resonator, you will need to locate and scan one first. Once you do, it will become available in your Modification Station.

Alien Ruins Guide - How to Reach

How to Find Feedback Resonator

StepProcedure
1
Step 1
From the Power Plant, head up
2
Step 2
Head straight through the red plants, then head down the right of the power plant wheel
3
Step 3
Turn left at the intersection
4
Step 4
Contrinue straight until you see a light
5
Step 5
Head down to where the light is
6
Step 6
Head towards a lit spot next to the purple roots
7The Feedback Resonator should be on the floor next to the light source

Craft the Feedback Resonator

Craft the Feedback Resonator

The Feedback Resonator can be crafted through the Modification Station. Among the required materials is the Sonic Resonator. Upon crafting the Feedback Resonator, the Sonic Resonator will be replaced by the Feedback Resonator in your inventory.

How to Craft Items

Feedback Resonator Recipe & Required Materials

ItemRecipe
Feedback ResonatorFeedback Resonator- Sonic Resonator x 1
- Enameled Glass x 2
- Conduit Crystal x 2
- Strontium x 2

Feedback Resonator Uses

Only Way to Clear Blooms in Alien Area

Only Way to Clear Blooms in Alien Area

In the Alien Ruins, the blooms are different and are immune to the Sonic Resonator. The only way to clear them is with the Feedback Resonator. This means that you will need it to get to the current story end point of the game.

Required to Progress Endgame

Required to Progress Endgame

Clearing the Blooms of the Angel Comb in the Alien Ruins will unlock the Axum Vision Adaptation. This will allow you to figure out how to fix and run the Power Plant, and open the Observatory.

Endgame Progression Guide

Destroy Bigger Clusters of Materials

Destroy Bigger Clusters of Materials

Just like the Sonic Resonator, the Feedback Resonator is capable of destroying large clusters of materials. The only difference is that the Feedback Resonator has a longer range.

Priority Materials & Resources Tier List

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