Can this microphone be used with a smart tv to do karaoke?
1353451
As long as it has the 0.25 inch microphone jack it should work great. Otherwise you can get a simple adapter.
1353452
It comes with 1/4 standard plug and 1/8 ...3.5mm adapter ..so yes it will work
2200198
Short answer is yes. The microphone has a very low level output. There are many preamps that will work just fine. Great choice for voice work.
1129166
That should not happen if you have the cables in the correct holes. You must have inserted the cables in the wrong holes. If you insert the cables in the correct connection, your karaoke will work. Just keep trying.
1312873
I have used it with karaoke videos from YouTube. You will have to play with the mic and music volume separately or else the music will overwhelm your voice. What worked good for me is putting the music volume about 1/2 way and the mic volume almost 100% and use the tablet to adjust the volume.
226533
Unfortunately no. The microphone takes a standard XLR cable to connect and you need a preamp and phantom power to get the microphone working. Your best bet would be to buy an audio interface.
612439
As long as your computer has the appropriate stereo jack, yes, the microphone will work.
1376470
Yes, use RCA plugs out of the karaoke mic unit to the RCA input 'Microphone' jack on your computer.
1744608
I haven't tried using one for Skype, but I would imagine if you could set the microphone to be an output as well as input it could work. I would check YouTube first before trying though.
816052
I just plug my mics into my karaoke player.I would say yes in answer to your question
1650606
Yes as long as the the karaoke has as 1/4" input jack. You might need at an extension cable though. I have bought over 10 of these to use for children's plays at my church with our wireless system and so far only one has been dead. well worth the $13. Hosa Straight Headphone Extension Cable - 10 Feet
52283
I would think the built in mic on a computer would be good enough for that. Are you speaking of a singing channel? Because then this would be perfect for recording
11390
Sure. Just remember that it is a battery powered mic and you'll need to use the Mic-In port on your computer audio interface or set the audio control software (if available) to treat whatever line-in you're using as a mic level input.
2066127
Absolutely, just make sure that your stereo Line In has the right jack size. Most likely you will not be able to use the device's microphone feature. Other than that, it should work fine.
459161
No this mic has an xlr (male) connector on the bottom of it. I use it as a talk back mic so that I can talk to the people on the stage while I am sitting at the front of house position (in a pro audio environment). I am guessing you want to use this for karaoke and there are adapters out to make it work for you. http://www.amazon.com/Hosa-Angled-Stereo-Female-Cable/dp/B000068NZG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1375893807&sr=8-1&keywords=female+xlr+to+1%2F8 this would work.
782369
No, it uses a Mic plug to connect so you would have to have a audio receiver hooked up to your tv.
1586471
Yes but the first thing to understand is that the inputs are 1/4 mono phone (not phono) high impedance jacks. Most consumer and some specialized professional mics feature a 1/8" Phone plug, so you would need to obtain an adapter. A stereo one will work fine, because the center pole is simply common or not used in tis type of input. See http://www.amazon.com/Hosa-MHE310-Headphone-Adapter-10-Feet/dp/B00BGDMIOG/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1396455476&sr=8-3&keywords=1%2F8%22+to+1%2F4%22+phone+plug Now, some older, semi-pro Mics by Sure, AV, etc.(and many new cheap consumer Mics for Karaoke machines, etc.), come ready to go, with a 1/4" plug or 1/8" to 1/4" adapter included. See http://www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-ATR-1100-Unidirectional-Instrument-Microphone/dp/B002HJ61PK/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1396455714&sr=8-2&keywords=karaoke+microphone But, you can also use a professional low impedance Mic, such as a Sure SM58, which has an 3pin XLR connector, but you will need an impedance adapter. See http://www.amazon.com/CP8201-Microphone-Impedance-Matching-Transformer/dp/B0002CZYFC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396455842&sr=8-1&keywords=low+impedance+mic+adapter Finally, with an external mixer, you could use any number of mics, or outside sends and sources from keybards and guitars, to stereo systems and more, including other higher end UHF and Digital wireless systems, which is what I do! You just to match the impedance and connections.
1184282
The microphone has a male XLR connector. You can get an appropriate cord to connect this to a standard sound system or get a Male XLR to 1/4" Male connector for a Karaoke sound system.