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The Basics
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The Basics
contents
a look at your karaoke system
3
The Basics
connecting your karaoke system
4
connecting your microphone
4
connecting
to
a
TV
4
connecting an external audio
component
4
operating your karaoke system
5-6
operating your CD/CD+G carousel
5
operating your cassette deck
5
recording from a cassette to a cassette
6
recording from a CD/CDG to a cassette 6
operating
your
karaoke
machine
6
Beyond the Basics
using advanced features
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skipping tracks on CDs/CDGs
7
search play (for CDs only)
7
repeat
play
7
random
play
7
time
display
selection 8
program
play
8
important information
9-10
care and maintenance
9
warnings and cautions
9
the FCC wants you to know
10
Troubleshooting
11
Warranty
12
Accessories
12
a look at your karaoke system
Power On
Mic and
holder
Mic jacks 1
and 2
- Plug
into both for
duets.
Guitar jack
Keyboard
jack
Dual
cassette
deck
Mic
holder
3 CD/CDG
Changer
Tone
- Lets you defi ne
Treble, Medium and
Bass settings.
AUX OUT
L/R
- Plug your
external audio
componeent’s
AUDIO INPUT
jacks here.
Video Out
- Plug
supplied cable for
connection to a TV
or monitor.
Ext. Speaker
- lets
you connect an
extra speaker.
Auto Voice Control
- Lets you replace
your voice with the
singer’s voice while
CD plays.
Balance Control
- Lets
you balance between
your voice and the
original singer’s voice.
Reverb Control
- Lets
you enrich your voice
for a concert effect.
Microphone Volume
Control
- Adjust your voice
for perfect balance.
Rear of Karaoke System
