The Singing Machine STVG-1009 Pedestal CD-G Karaoke System with Tower Speakers Review
The Singing Machine STVG-1009 Pedestal CD-G Karaoke System with Tower Speakers Feature
- Professional-quality pedestal-style karaoke system for the home with CDG player
- 7-inch black and white LCD screen for following lyrics
- Two tower-style speakers really push the sound
- Built-in video camera; auto voice control; balance and echo controls
- Includes 2 wired microphones and sampler disc
Pump out the sing-along jams at home just like at your favorite karaoke establishment with the professional quality Singing Machine STVG-1009 pedestal-style karaoke system, which features a 7 inch monitor for displaying scrolling lyrics and utilizes two tower-style speakers to broadcast your singing.
The STVG-1009 includes a CD/CDG player that lets you easily swap CDs so that your karaoke party doesn't slow down. You can sing the lyrics from the 7-inch color monitor on the pedestal, or with its video and audio outputs you can hook it up to any TV or sound system. It also has an integrated video camera so you can watch yourself perform live on the monitor or your TV.
This karaoke system has two microphones--great for duets. Other features include balance and echo control, auto voice control, and it comes with a free CDG music sampler to get you started.
features a 7 inch monitor for displaying scrolling lyrics and plays CD+G and regular CDs while using two tower speakers to really push the sound.Tech Talk
CDG: An acronym for Compact Disc plus Graphics, this is a regular CD with information stored on a data track simultaneous to music. In laymen's terms, CDG has a video output for simple graphics (not full motion video). In the case of karaoke, the graphics function is used to store song lyrics, and display the lyrics in synch with the music. In most cases, CDG software displays lyrics, which change color as they are to be sung. A regular television is all that is required to display CDG lyrics.
Echo: Produced by creating minor controlled feedback in the singer's voice, echo adds depth and resonance. The echo function does not affect the music.
Auto Voice Control (AVC): This useful function is used primarily during practice sessions while a singer is learning a song. Please note that the AVC function only works with multiplex recordings and not with standard audio recordings.
Multiplex: A Multiplex allows you to separate the vocals and music by using the balance control on your Singing Machine Karaoke System.
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