Karaoke Series

Karaoke rooms have a different audio brief from classrooms: two handheld microphones, a music source, a screen and a room that must not bleed sound into the next venue. Infrared transmission keeps each room isolated because the light stops at the wall, which also avoids the frequency congestion common in entertainment districts where many wireless systems operate at once.

A typical room pairs a compact receiver with two rechargeable handheld microphones and a charging dock. Selectable channels let a venue standardise on one model across rooms while keeping each room on its own channel. For hospitality projects, confirm the receiver outputs needed for the house amplifier, the charging routine between sessions, and whether spare microphones are required for peak nights.

Systems are supplied with English instructions and configured for the venue’s mains voltage and plug type. For distributors, OEM branding and custom channel plans are available; ask for a sample room configuration before committing to a multi-room order. Batteries are replaceable, and spare handhelds can join the same receiver where channels remain free.