These are the microphones that we use for our shows. Sturdy Shure corded SM58's for the singers, the wireless headset for my wife and the wireless handheld for me. They are all good mic's and we have had them for a long time.
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This new floor monitor was actually more expensive than the speakers were individually, but it is well worth it for the singers. It is very important for the singer to actually be able to hear themselves and short of investing in the high tech gear that professional artists use, these things work just fine.
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This is the karaoke machine itself. We used to use a triple tray player and pull each individual disc for every single song. This machine has a built in hard drive and we currently have more than 21,000 songs stored that are simply at your fingertips. Punch in the number on the remote control and you have karaoke without ever leaving your table.
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Here's where the music all starts, our Mackie 408 powered mixer. It has built in effects and seperate amps for the main speakers and the floor monitors. It is strong enough to actually run a small band and has 8 channels, of which, we only use 5 for the music and the microphones.--
Here is one of the new additions to my karaoke gear. The wife and I purchased these last Friday (thanks Uncle Sam) and they are a godsend. They really don't sound alot different than my huge JBL's, but they only weigh 35 lbs. or so, compared to 109 lbs. apiece on the older JBL's.
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Okay, there's the gear. I'm sure you are thrilled that you wasted those 5 minutes of your life. Thanks for stopping by.
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