Favorite fun of many - karaoke - is simply unthinkable without a good microphone. It is he, together with the speakers of the speakers, that conveys all the beauty (if any) of the vocalist's voice.
Instructions
Step 1
Locate the audio inputs on your home receiver. Most receivers have front and rear inputs. Usually 1/4 inch or 1/8 inch stereo input (headphone jack). Use this socket if available. Otherwise, locate the most easily accessible RCA input.
Step 2
Identify the plug on your microphone. Most microphones have a 1/8 inch plug, similar to what you would see on headphones.
Step 3
Count the stripes on the plug. Plug with two black stripes - stereo (left and right channels). Three black bars represent mono (one channel).
Step 4
Determine your adapter needs. If the microphone plug has two strips and is the same size as the jack of the karaoke receiver, you do not need any adapters. Plug the microphone directly into the audio inputs of the karaoke receiver. The "Tips" section below contains a layout of common adapter combinations.
Step 5
Connect the input channel on your receiver. Usually, the front headphone jack is labeled "Aux". When you hear the sound in the karaoke speakers, then you have found the right channel.
