Don't blame your feedback destroyer then. That amp is likely 99.99% of your "pop" problem. You did not mention your mixer brand or features but I have found about 95% of these problems (pop and hiss) can be traced back to a mixer or amp; possibly both. You might try an experiment and go with balanced cables from your mixer to amp to "test" some of the theories expressed in another thread here but I seriously doubt it make any difference for you.
It is UNACCEPTABLE for a pro amp to be set at full gain all the time. When turning a system on (or even off) the amp gain should be set at minimum. This is to ensure your speakers do not get the damaging pop you are describing.
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