Karaoke Amplifiers

An amplifier is the component that boosts the tiny signals sent through its processor and increased in power enough to cause a speaker to convert it into sound waves.

There are different types of amplifiers, including pre-amplifiers, powered amps and slaves. Using them takes a certain amount of sound engineering and electronics knowledge, especially if they go wrong!!

As the heart of the P.A. (Public Address) system it is an important component which should be chosen with care. They can be expensive and should not be purchased without advice and basic instruction in set up and use from an experienced professional.

Karaoke Mixers

Amps and mixers come in all shapes and sizes and can be capable of handling 4 to 32 separate inputs - they allow the user to control the volume, equalization, tone and effects signals.

The inputs can be placed at the top rear or front of the mixer with outputs to speakers, monitors and recording equipment located at the rear of the unit.

Many professional units have on-board effects and some are available with their own inbuilt power source.

There are several types of control slider, button or knob depending on the type of mixer. A standard mixer should have separate controls for each line in plus overall main volume, monitor and effects control.

Although the majority of Karaoke sound mixers are accompanied by a manual, it is advisable to ask a knowledgeable friend to help you set up and use your equipment until you are confident in operating it correctly. It’s NOT hard, just a lot to remember if you are inexperienced in this area.

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