Would this be good for Karaoke (I have a Karaoke Mixer) or for connecting to a Projector to boost the sound?
1885585
Yes! While it's a small amp, it has a powerful sound. I use it to play my keyboard and it sounds great! This doesn't play in stereo but maybe that's not an issue for what you're going to use it for. Hope this helps.
1885586
I don't know. If you need to be mega-decibel loud, then probably not. I would think it would be well suited for the projector, other than not being in stereo. But that's only my opinion. Great little amp for the money.
1279756
While I have not tried it with a Karaoke machine I see no reason why it would not work. This effects pedal goes in between the mic and the amp so you would need to connect the mic to the line in on the vocal processor and use the line out to go into the Karaoke machine. You might need to get the proper connector cables. I would advise you to go look at one in a music store and see what kind of cables you need for the connections. It's a great processor! You won't believe what it will do to your voice! Fun!
368115
I do not use it for karaoke, but as far as sound volume one is plenty. WE use it when we are working in the yard or just entertaining. It covers alot of area and sounds good. yard id 66 X 126 (we just had it all surveyed) and it provides plenty of sound
1474725
If your using as a stage monitor it would come from the mixer out from the aux sends to the Mic/line input. The link output is to connect a second monitor to have the same mix come out of it...
1577168
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. http://www.amazon.com/Mackie-Series-Mix8-Watt-8-Channel/dp/B00ND1KGEI
2088367
It has audio output but it is not powerful enough to drive big speakers, you will need to either hook up the audio from your player to your speakers or the audio output from the projector to a receiver that will amplify the sound.
1156282
this speaker is good for coffee houses and small areas , no fx so I would not use it for karaoke
1344524
As you stated that this projector is for a home theater, I would recommend getting some theater speakers, as the ones on this projector are great for loudness, but have no bass/treble adjustments.
82597
Hello john, this is good for some good music. It depends on your intended use really. Its not meant for parties, but background music and alone music is great. Also look at the db sensativity on your speakers. Some speakers will sound louder at same volume then others. Cheers!
167470
There is certainly speaker connections and input for a lot of gear. If you are thinking about using this to do DJ work, I can not say if this equipment will live up to that. I am using it in my bedroom for movies. When it comes to using equipment for DJ work, you must have equipment that is able to take high volumes without clipping and remain cool. For the price, you may just want to try it out.
1254617
Thank you for your inquiry. If you are setting up a karaoke system, we would recommend getting a USB mixer for your computer in addition to the KRK speakers. This will make it possible for you to mix your microphone levels and speaker levels.
1279754
Without seeing the karaoke machine it would be difficult to answer. It has one XLR input and a 1/4" RCA to the PA., which is how we use it. I would certainly think it would work, depending on the karaoke machine's capabilities.
1442596
It is purely a mixer with Phantom power.... You'll need an amp or self-powered speakers if using it as a live sound mixer.
625467
You can get audio from projector but this product is not good so I sent it back.
710413
You will need an amplifier. If you don't already have one, you should probably consider a sound bar with a built-in amp
1987972
You can but I wouldn't suggest it. It's got a ridiculous amount of feedback and will blow out. Spend a bit more and get a behringer pa speaker
1138521
Michael, A preamp depending on who makes it can do several things. It can boost the original microphones output gain to make the signal strength louder (stronger voltage wise) to the board or tape machine or wherever your connecting it to; It can make your specific type of microphone sound like another type of microphone. If your using a mic that needs phantom power it can act like a power supply supplying the 48Volts for the microphone to operate. Like a battery in the flashlight does for the bulb. It also can give you equalizer capabilities that aren't there with a straight signal from the microphones output so you can eq/contour your sound; and overall different types/styles of manufactured microphones sound different when they react to the sound pressure levels of the sounds they are picking up (air pressure in the envireoment being converted to an electrical signal so you can faithfully reproduce what you are putting the mic in front of (in your room ambient sounds/ Audiance applauses, yells, etc,.. people walking across the stage say in a play. So I hope that helps. I'll defer to anyone else who may have input for you. Overall, good success to you. Respectfully, R.E. Sliger ASCAP