Karaoke USA Karaoke System with 7-Inch TFT Color Screen and Record Function (GF829)
- 7” TFT Color Screen
- Record Voice and Music Mix
- USB/SD Card Slot
- Balance Control
- Digital Echo
This karaoke player has a sleek design matched by no other player you’ll ever find. It’s features will keep any karaoke enthusiast busy. A color screen that’s gorgeous and easy to read far away. Comes with 300 MP3G songs on disc, but will play any normal karaoke CDG, DVD Karaoke or watch a DVD movie. Keeping in tune with the digital age, it will accept auxilary input from most any personal player and gaming console. Even has a handy cradle to rest your MP3 player in for charging or watching your screen in an upright position. Sing and record music and your voice onto an SD Card in MP3 format from your favorite karaoke disc or download, then play it back or take it with you. Audio/video outputs for connection to big screen TV, or better, your home entertainment center for great sound. Operates on 120VAC.
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2 Comments
Liolania "In2Jesus"
An Awesome Karaoke Machine 🙂,
As others have mentioned, which I neglected to mention in my original review, this machine does have a slightly obnoxious buzzing noise when not singing, and while it is not noticeable when you are singing, it is very noticeable when you are not, especially if you have the volume up pretty high. This is a design flaw, but can be helped by adjust the mic and television volume. Just keep this in mind when considering purchasing this product, other than that, it is an awesome machine!
ORIGINAL REVIEW:
I bought my first karaoke machine 6yrs ago, it was a monster with a 13inch TV screen, and weighing in at about 50lbs. It did have a camera on it to record, but it did not have a USB port, and certainly not the ability to plug in an iphone, and was not even able to record an audio track of you, and when I bought this machine it was a top of the line machine, one of the best you could get. So, for me, getting this machine was like a gift from God, its light, it may have a small screen, but it is color (I also also had a machine with a screen 6inches size 4yrs ago, but it was black and white, had no extra functions on it and cost about $80) and it is clear, very clear, I can read it from a distance, but I normally hook it up to my tv, and it works great.
I supposed, being that I have a lot of experience with older machines and they cost around the same amount as this one not more, and they had far more bugs than this one does (for I have yet to have an issue with any of the equipment on this machine), I guess I feel this is one of the best karaoke machines you can buy for its price, it really is.
It is an amazing machine, it weighs no more than a few pounds, is easily transportable, and very durable. I took it all over the place with me, and it was even yanked around by children; never once stopped working at all. I found the sound, in terms of the music to be quite loud, the mics themselves, at times however, don’t go as loud as I would like, but I sing so loud, it isn’t a big deal for me, or any of my friends, but I suppose if you had a quiet singer, it would be a con.
The only other thing that might be a con would be that if you have a burned disc of songs, it may or may not play it, even if the disc is fine, that is the only real issue I actually found with the machine itself, it isn’t a big deal since I put my songs on a usb drive anyway, so I don’t really see that as a big deal.
If you have had karaoke machines in the past, you know how expensive they with far few functions, and weighing ungodly amounts, if not, you may not actually be able to appreciate just how amazing this little machine is. It really is a great machine, even with a few minor glitches, I wouldn’t get any other machine for a small portable machine with its own screen, you just can’t do any better.
God Bless ~Amy
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|hhkiwi
Neat little system,
What we wanted was a portable stand-alone system, i.e. a system that:
– accepts Karaoke CDs and DVDs;
– allows for an MP3 player / iPod to be connected;
– has internal speakers (rather than a system that needs to be connected to a stereo); and
– features a screen for displaying the lyrics (rather than a system that needs to be connected to a TV or external monitor).
This system was one of the few that met all of the above criteria plus it came with two microphones so two people can sing together (the microphones have 8′ long cords and can be controlled individually for sensitivity which is great for reducing the impact of dad’s droning voice). A feature we did not look for but our daughter loves was the adjustable echo function.
It is correct that the system has a hum / buzzing noise when it is switched on but keep in mind that we are not talking about a professional piece of hifi equipment here – the system is intended for recreational use at home. The noise has never bothered our daughter or her friends. The microphones are of reasonable quality and the volume goes beyond what most people would consider adequate in a residential home.
The system itself is relatively lightweight but appears to be robust. While dancing to a song, our daughter accidentally pulled the unit off the shelf with the microphone and it came crashing down from 3′ onto a wooden floor with no damage whatsoever – I couldn’t even find a scratch!
So as long as you can accept the system’s limitations – it is made for occasional recreational use at home (it won’t work in a hall) and it does have a hum – it should work for you. The system we bought was an Amazon return for half price and well worth the investment – it certainly made a 9 year old girl very happy.
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