Sound Town 16 Channels Wireless Microphone Karaoke Mixer System w/ 2 Wireless Mics, HD ARC, Optical (Toslink), AUX, Supports Smart TV, Media Box, PC, Bluetooth, Soundbar, Receiver (SWM15-MAX)

It is a very nice gadget for home kareoke and other applications requiring mixing multiple soun sources with a live stream from a HDMI.Pros:1. Great sound mixing features including controlled echo using two wireless microphones (provoded) or your own plugged in mic, or a musical instrument instead combined with an audio/video stream.2. Sound quality very good for my ear3. Many connectivity options including audio/video stream from any HDMI device like Chromecast, a DVD player or a PC with HDMI output. Such PC can be controlled by any mobile device to produce the desired kareoke clip. You can also output sound via Bluetooth, ora cable with 3.5mm jack, or using the optical cable.4. Responsive user support via email ready to assist you with problems you may initially haveCons:1 Not easy to use by a non technical person but once some guidance provided by someone who knows and explained, anyone can use the device from then on. This is because of many devices possible to be connected with, and each causing different problems.2. User manual is very small font hard to read, but it can be found on the net so you can print it in a biger size.3.Relation to Smart TV is not easy to grasp becaue of variety of Smart TV properties and otions.4. Potential problems with the microphon output, delayed to an unacceptable level but that was found entirely related to the smart TV (LG) sound processing features which luckily could be bypased after finding the right TV setings thus restoring minimum delay acceptable performance.

I was looking for a karaoke system that can connect to my Sony Bravia and my Bose 700 Soundbar. This is probably the only one that can do the job in Amazon but make sure you get the one with optical out. Overall I don’t like it because of the wireless microphone to speaker delay. A plus point is that this unit have two plug socket for microphone cords. I plugged in the microphone cord and there was no delay. I can also confirm there is a huge sound quality difference between the supplied plastic wireless microphone and my shure 58 corded microphone.

I am an audio enthusiasts and have semi pro dj set-up for small events, mostly karaoke. I can't use it at home , it will be over kill. I was looking for a small set-up for home karaoke , something minimalist to match my jamo and klipsch home audio and found this absolutely beautiful small but powerful home karaoke unit. Pros - quality build, mic response, clarity, simplicity, price, multiple options for input and output [hdmi and optical] wow. I got compliments today 1st time using it. Cons - non so far, but I hope this unit lasts longer as I plan to use it weekly. Lastly, im using the TV optical output to this unit then output optical to my Denon receiver, so then I have options to use the different audio settings, not just plain stereo. Amazing sound quality. Buy it, you won't be disappointed.06/19 update , I tried using it for a small bday event about 100 people and open air venue. The performance was okay but it drops ones in a while when your about 50ft or more away. I still get nice voice quality though.

This is the second time I have purchased from soundtown. My first mixer worked great so that's why I have recommended it multiple times to friends and families over the years. Recently I just purchased one as a gift to my friend and she has just recently opened and used it. Initially it worked fine, but after a couple of times, one microphone just decided to not work anymore. As for the other microphone, the sound has started to be static and delayed. I cannot return it anymore as it's been more than a month since I purchased it. I guess it's time for me to look for another brand.

I connected a 4K fire stick to the mixer, an hdmi from mixer to a 4K TV and optical from mixer to sound bar. Everything worked as I was able to use YouTube karaoke vids and sing over the music. All the adjustments on the mixer work fine.The issue is that I tried to watch a show on Prime and it would play a minute or two into the show and the screen would blackout with sound still going.I connected the firestick directly to the tv and the show played with video and sound.I reconnected the mixer as before but bought and connected a 4K/UHD hdmi, black screen again.So I have to swap setups if I want to karaoke and swap back to watch Prime. A none issue for some but definitely a pita fit others.

SONOS does not make a dedicated microphone that you can use for karaoke or as a PA system (like if you are having an event at your home and want to pipe your voice throughout the house). You can use any microphone in the line-in port on select SONOS speakers but there's a little delay because of the analog to digital conversion inside the SONOS speaker. This delay can be distracting, especially if you are hearing your own voice with a delay through the speakers. This wireless microphone set has digital optical audio output which eleminates the delay. You have to have a SONOS speaker with optical audio input (like the original sound bar). It works perfectly for my purpose. It even comes with the necessary cables for digital optical audio. This microphone also has HDMI output which is digital as well and although I didn't test it, I would imagine it works the same way.