Wired Karaoke Microphones

Our wired karaoke mic selection uses electrical signals relayed via wire to allow vocals to karaoke machines, sound mixers and even directly into some PA systems. Wires, while they have their downsides are insulated and protected from natural elements that could compromise the electrical signals within them. Conducted by inner copper wires, the vocal signals picked up from a wired karaoke microphone will be transformed, directed to and subsequently amplified by the speakers all in a fraction of a second.

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Used in pubs and clubs in most towns and cities, wired microphones for karaoke venues can be used just as efficiently from home. Karaoke began in Japan in the 60s and in the last 60 years it has grown to be a nightlife mainstay all across the world, most nightlife focused towns and cities will have at least one karaoke bar somewhere nearby. The wired aspect of the microphones and your other equipment can tend to look a little cluttered on stage if there is too many at play, always try to keep your performance area tidy.

Wired karaoke microphones are a favourite among the older generation due to their no-nonsense, hassle-free, plug-in and play design. Wires are thoroughly trusted by some of the music industry’s most seasoned professionals whose work frequently takes place in arenas and stadiums. They will attest that wires are the way to go in terms of reliability, ensuring a hitch-free performance.

Wireless technology does exist for karaoke microphones but there is far less that could go wrong with the classic wired approach. Sometimes karaoke performers may distance themselves too far from the signal transmitter, you will not run into this issue with a wire as they have a limited radius of movement before they unplug the mic itself.

Karaoke is the act of singing along to instrumental track where the main vocal has been removed from the song. Accompanying this music is the lyrics to the chosen song, often shown on a screen in front of the performer, this is so they can follow along with the lyrics in time with the instrumental. Sometimes a small hovering icon will jump above the lyrics to help singers to place where words are meant to be sung in relation to the song.

Other times the words will simply just change colour, this allows performers that way not know the song that well to get a grasp of where they currently are in the track. This is also the same for karaoke duets, sometimes songs with two lead parts will display at the same time, or in varied colours allowing you to differentiate whose vocal part belongs to whom. However you choose to integrate karaoke to your home, pub, club or other venue remember that wires are reliable and karaoke microphones wired up to a bigger sound system will enhance your event.