My New Karaoke Setup

This is my Karaoke Equuipment
* Asus G73GH Laptop - $1500
* Behringer Xenyx Mixer - $100
* Digitec USB to HDMI convertor
* B212D 550 watt Speakers - $600 a pair
* Speaker Stands - $50
* TC Helicon Correct XT - $250
* Nady Duo Wireless Microphones - $50
* Chartbusters Super CDGs Volumes 1 - 6 - $80
* Magic Tracks Plus Super CDG - $20
* Song Books
* Lots of Cables
* Bag for Gear and Cables

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Karaoke
• setup

[jackanacious]

i have a similar setup, its very cool to watch a fellow kj on the same level. How's the karaoke scene down under?

[july22m]

Depending on the time of the year, we can get shows with over 15 singers, other times we are lucky to get 6. The best part is our singers like doing new songs!

[MakeItFunkyProds]

Cool video. I also use Behringer speakers for my small karaoke gigs. I use the 215D series. I actually turn the bass knob up to around 2 o'clock on mine though. I like to hear bass.  What software are you using now? I used to use Sax n Dotty's Show Presenter, but now I use Karma.

~Vince

[july22m]

@MakeItFunkyProds

Hello, I found the Behringer speakers naturally have high bass. If I don't turn it down it muddies the vocals from the singers.

I use the Karma Karaoke program. I like that I can shuffle between karaoke songs and music videos.

There have been improvements in Karma software - It uses less processor power and does not freeze anymore.

[drewgievan]

I noticed you are using a 550 watt speaker. What speakers do you recommend for me if I only want to set up a karaoke system for family use? I live in a condo only so the living room is not that big. Can you advise the ideal wattage and the brand for my situation? Thanks.

[jackanacious]

@july22m Karma is pretty awesome, i love it!