Can this be used for Karaoke?
1700520
It would depend on the size of the room and the quality of the Karaoke input signal; This speaker says it is rated at 300 Watts RMS but it just doesn't sound as loud as other active speakers with that RMS wattage. For a small room @ 3/4 max volume, it should be just fine.
1700521
Sound wise, yes, depending on the size of the room. It is a decently loud speaker, but not gymnasium PA loud. Clarity/Distortion at higher volumes would be the issue. We recently hired a Blue Brothers cover band to perform at a conference, they used a karaoke system that they had received in Junior High (They were in their 50's). Needless to say it sounded like they were singing through a tin can telephone. If they had this speaker, it would have been at least 63% less crappy. I do like this speaker and after a year, I still think it is a solid purchase.For the Karaoke use, I believe it would hinge upon the speakers ability to use two inputs simultaneously. This I am not sure of. Roll Tide. Sound wise, yes, depending on the size of the room. It is a decently loud speaker, but not gymnasium PA loud. Clarity/Distortion at higher volumes would be the issue. We recently hired a Blue Brothers cover band to perform at a conference, they used a karaoke system that they had received in Junior High (They were in their 50's). Needless to say it sounded like they were singing through a tin can telephone. If they had this speaker, it would have been at least 63% less crappy. I do like this speaker and after a year, I still think it is a solid purchase.For the Karaoke use, I... » Read More Sound wise, yes, depending on the size of the room. It is a decently loud speaker, but not gymnasium PA loud. Clarity/Distortion at higher volumes would be the issue. We recently hired a Blue Brothers cover band to perform at a conference, they used a karaoke system that they had received in Junior High (They were in their 50's). Needless to say it sounded like they were singing through a tin can telephone. If they had this speaker, it would have been at least 63% less crappy. I do like this speaker and after a year, I still think it is a solid purchase.For the Karaoke use, I believe it would hinge upon the speakers ability to use two inputs simultaneously. This I am not sure of. Roll Tide. « Show Less
610098
Yes. Your karaoke machine should have an output connection. Just take the output from there and go in to the soundbar.
68742
Wireless microphones can be use on this player for having fun at party only. As for serious singing, you better connect the wireless microphone to a separate amplifier. The player sound quality for karaoke disk is OK but for microphone, it is just ordinary at best.
75009
As long as the karaoke machine has the correct corresponding input jacks, it should work just fine.
886135
You might look at my answer to the question above about plugging in a mic. The mixer will let you send the input to the rca inputs, but the comments about the sound stand. If you are looking at buying an amp, you are much better off getting one that is designed for voice. Even a cheap one.If you need a bass amp as well, and the karaoke is just for fun at home, it won't be awful, but it won't be good.
312129
Have not tried. I bought mainly for cheap karaoke. That's what I got. Does not put words on screen. Thinking of returnig it. May have waited to long
1142949
I use mine for personal monitor during live performance. It can do anything. It is a good speaker and very strong output. It can take a lot of power. Yes, I think they would be good for karaoke and are easy to carry.
167823
Yes you can use the chip on this karaoke system. I bought the same system this past February and I love it. There's 5 chip you can put in this karaoke.
1797982
Not in order for the microphone to work, however if you want to convert the song into karaoke then yes it does.
1696666
The mic is very "near field" and while very clean might not be best for singing. For simple "good enough" music for your own usage, it would be okay for the voice, but probably wouldn't do for the piano being that the sound level would be too variable based on the distance. That is, the strings far away from the mic would not be heard, while those close up would be too loud. It wouldn't be my first choice for musical applications, though I may try it for singing. I'll update and let you know.
1383592
Vocals would be good, but full range music from karaoke system would be a bit much. I've used it for vocal and guitar in some pretty good size rooms, it does the job, but when I can I use a PA head and speakers, I do. Only so much can come out of a 5" speaker.
558686
Hi - the microphone will allow you to sing your own songs if you don't press the song button and the unit is on. Good luck!
2243687
Hello, Unfortunately we do not recommend this system to be used for singing. The system is best used for speech. Hope this help. Thank you
1577169
This mixer would work perfect for karaoke with the built in effects. However, it is going to be over kill with so many channels. It would give you room to grow. But, if you don't need the effects, I would recommend the Mackie Mix8. Much more compact. Mackie Mix Series Mix8 8-Channel Mixer
1180994
This microphone with the correct wire connecter and your keyboard take a microphone. You should not have a problem. I suggest not use for singing, it would be best for instruments. Why? Unless you speak or sing directly in it to get better quality sound. It is a very good microphone. I enjoy using it.
1142947
They would work nicely for Karaoke, but these are not self-powered, so you'd need some sort of amplification system if the Karaoke system does not include it. With amplification, these speakers offer good frequency reproduction, and decent volume without distorting. I use them in my home studio to to play drums along to music, and they deliver solid response. A good investment.
1294523
All 3 questions are yes. You can play karaoke too but it is tricky to manage.