Electric or batteries?
1835301
Electric; the kids love it; the only problem is that the words on some songs highlite after the fact so the kids are always a few words behind
1835302
Electric. I gave it as a gift for my grandaughter & I don't remember if it had the battery option or not.
1835303
This Karaoke Player is operated electrically. Not all cd's used will be displayed on tv screen
646296
electric. pretty long cord, but we use an extension cord to get it to our field.
1997253
Electric with a 12 volt DC supply. I would not buy a battery operated train.
650377
Personally, I would used drained batteries. The stronger the battery, the further it throws.
2218777
I wanna say electric. But I have an acustic guitar classical, and it works fine!
425854
there is no battery this is a acoustic set not electric and even if it was a electric it still would not have a battery. So I would have to say no......
87502
Yes to both. It's mechanical and, would in fact, would turn back on if plugged back in.
1647453
Both. The batteries make it portable, but you can use the adapter if you don't want to drain the batteries.
1053159
Both, but the battery life isn't great. I just leave it plugged in and turned on 24/7.
1778815
It is both. Takes 2 AAA batteries for portable usage. Can also be used with power cord to save batteries.
2198699
Only the batteries, they make it electric. Sort of a play on words. It does do a good job and that is the main thing.
1692797
They are electric. As a warning, they lasted about 3 hours before the wires burned through and burned holes in the the gazebo roof. Stay away from these.
2030124
either will work, just do not run any battery down below 11 volts if you want it to last
264707
This is electric. As an aside, I was pleased with it initially but the switch broke very quickly. At first I thought it was the bulb but I replaced it and still nothing. I do still use it for the magnification and am happy with that portion.
2222573
Correct it is electric, and there is a compartment located on the underside that takes two AA batteries for backup.
1313766
Both are ac/dc, but mine are always plugged in , less static interferance. I used the batteries before and didn't like it because it was too static. The batteries wore out in a few days.
2130190
The electric one was designed for us "older folk". No more gas ratios to mess with, no more gas turning sour, no more heart attacks nor sore knuckles from arthritis hating recoil starters. You'll never regret going electric as long as you have the cords. Gas or electric, you WILL have sore muscles the next day. Key of B's review (below someplace) summed up my thoughts also...trust us.