HOW TO ADJUST SOUND
ADJUSTING CONNECTED MICROPHONES & SINGING VOICE
First, turn the entire row of knobs for the
MIC
and
MUSIC
sections at the bottom part of the front of the
amplifier to the 12 o’clock position, then turn the 3 largest buttons, EFF VOL, MIC VOL and MUSIC VOL to
the 7 o’clock position.
Next, plug the microphone cable into the
MIC
port on the amplifier, then connect the power cable and
turn the
POWER
button to
ON.
You can choose to play karaoke background music from a TV (press OPT or HDMI button with connected
cable is Optical or HDMI), Smartphone, or Tablet via Bluetooth connection, press USB / CARD / BT button
and turn on the phone Bluetooth settings connected to the Boston Acoustics amplifier name displayed on
the device detection screen.
Turn the
MUSIC VOL
button clockwise until you reach the desired volume level.
Turn the
MIC VOL
button clockwise and sing along to the music until the singing is loud enough to blend
with the music. However, to make easier to sing, we recommend adjusting the microphone to be a bit
louder than the MUSIC. This helps singers hear themselves clearly and sing more effortlessly.
- Turn the
EFF VOL
knob up or down depending on you preference, but typically this knob should be
left at the 10 or 12 o’clock position, adjusting the
EFF VOL
too high may lead to a hissing sound in the
microphone. If you have a good and powerful voice, setting the knob at the 8 or 9 o’clock position should
be enough.
DELAY:
for slow tempo music like Bolero, turn up the Delay level so that the EQ banding is in matches
the rhythm and accompaniment. In contrast, with fast-paced music such as Dance and Remix, you should
reduce the level of Delay.
REPEAT:
To make Karaoke easy to sing and vocals more soft and sweet, in addition to increasing the
level of
DELAY
to create a wide resonance, you can also adjust the
REPEAT
setting to increase the level of
vibration. Read the word “One” slowly and adjust so that the word is repeated about 6 times so that when
singing with background music, there will be enough natural vibration.
BASS:
For those with a thin, slightly soft voice when singing, you can turn the BASS up to make the sound
warmer, and more powerful, moderately adjust to your preference with causing distortion.
TREBLE:
For those with a deep voice, to make the singing sound more clear and bright, you can turn up
TREBLE
, increase just enough to not cause any distortion or howling.
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