[knarf]

We love karaoke, but our machine went kafloogie. We've decided we can use youtube karaoke with a microphone system (that we don't have)

IS there a system that you can purchase just the wireless mics that will use the TV speakers or do we HAVE to buy some fancy amp system etc. ?

[drumr337]

youtube karaoke isn’t the best most tracks have the vocals low in background ,check out sing snap, I use a usb 4 channel mixer with built in FX so I can get a good mix on my sound and pal talk is a good place to hang out and sing

[LesbianThespianGymnasticMidget]

Just hire my neighbor Ty. He has the full setup. Not only does he do that but he is a wedding DJ. Not only that but he runs a car repair service out of his garage. Not only that but there is an infowars sticker on the back of his truck. Not only that but he loves doing Karaoke DJ’ing wearing his Hillary for prison T Shirt.

LOL

Just look for a cheap setup on Amazon.

This sounds like it would meet your needs.

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/pro-audio/vocopro-karaokedual-all-in-one-karaoke-boom-box-with-wireless-mics?cntry=us&source=3WWRWXGP&gclid=COGdjuTBhNMCFV2ewAodvpgF5w&kwid=productads-adid^156717928496-device^c-plaid^137768107242-sku^J43538000000000@ADL4MF-adType^PLA

[chuckles]

This is just my opinion from a guy that had a daughter that sang gospel music for about 6 years. First, you have to decide how serious you are about this. I would say if your karaoke went poof and it bothered you that much, it may be time to move UP. Either buy another karaoke at least as nice as what you had, or move to a semi professional set up. We went on to a mixer, amps, good mics, and a computer dedicated to her music with appropriate software. The cost doesn't have to be that much. We paid $100 for the mixer, $80 per mic, and free junk PC's with free software. The amps were varying in cost as we moved up to professional singing. You can go to ebay and others to get used stuff that is still excellent.

As far as cordless mics and TV's I don't know of anything that will do that off the top of my head, but I haven't done this for 15 years or so. The TV could play the video words, but I think the mics would have to play through a separate amp, not through the TV speakers. I suppose you might get a laptop to feed the words to the screen on RGB and a mic feed the sound input of the TV, I just don't know.

Just as an example of the previous solution, a friend of mine just opened a Christian outreach center and purchased a used Amp/mixer, plus 2 Shure mics and 2 speakers plus several cords for under $500. I'm sure if you looked around you could get cheaper. The amp and speakers were nicer than you would need to clunk around the house. Buying the professional setup will give you more options for the future and give you something to sell in the future. I didn't bother to look up what a Karaoke setup cost today, but am willing to bet it would close in on $300-$500 anyway for anything halfway decent. If you were satisfied with a $100 karaoke, we aren't on the same page. The $100 ones are for an 8 year old to sing "Frozen" in her bedroom 43 times a night.

[real saxophonist]

Mr. Microphone - Hey Good Lookin', we'll be back to pick you up later!

[onona]

Feelings.....nothing more than feelings....

[mosesdapoet]

Along this line I’m looking for an inexpensive PA system which doesn’t need a noisy generator. My Legion post holds a number of activities outdoors without a PA system mainly funerals and grave side ceremonies. Usually attendance is not much more than 50. Something simple, like a wireless mike broadcasting into a couple of boom boxes. Any ideas or suggestions are welcome

[TNoldman]

Ping

[Doogle]

....sheeesh, the last time I sang that loud two basset hounds and three cats committed suicide around the neighborhood