Mainstream Source® Wireless Bluetooth Karaoke Microphone USER GUIDE
- June 3, 2024
- Mainstream Source
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Mainstream Source® Wireless Bluetooth Karaoke Microphone
SPECIFICATION
- RECOMMENDED USES FOR PRODUCT: Karaoke
- BRAND: Mainstream Source
- CONNECTIVITY TECHNOLOGY: Bluetooth, USB
- CONNECTOR TYPE: USB
- SPECIAL FEATURE: Volume Control
- COLOR: Black on Black
- INCLUDED COMPONENTS: Audio Cable, USB Charging Cable, Instruction Manual, Carrying Case with Zipper and Clip
- POLAR PATTERN: Unidirectional
- POWER SOURCE: Corded Electric
- NUMBER OF BATTERIES: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
- ITEM WEIGHT: 5 pounds
- PACKAGE DIMENSIONS: 79 x 4.29 x 4.21 inches
INTRODUCTION
This product does not include any lithium batteries sold separately. Start the fun with Mainstream Source’s simple-to-use handheld microphone. While you sing, dance, or play, our Bluetooth microphone keeps you cord-free so you can move about freely. With the independent Reverb and Echo functions, you can better manage the effects of your singing. With simple, adjustable functions including Delay, Echo, Reverb, Volume Control, Special Effects, Selfie Mode, and entertainment lighting, this small karaoke machine mic fits comfortably in your hand. They are the ideal party decorations! With a DSP chip, this wireless microphone plays loudly, clearly, and with the best sound quality of most comparable mics.
It makes a terrific karaoke microphone for both adults and children because it has an integrated stereo speaker with high-quality audio, a robust mesh screen, and easy-push buttons. With its wireless microphone’s ability to connect through Bluetooth or cable, support for micro-SD and TF cards, and compatibility with USB thumb drives, you may sing along to music anywhere. With this multipurpose microphone for speaking, singing, and listening to music, there’s no need for a big karaoke speaker machine! You may connect this microphone to a larger sound system via Bluetooth to get karaoke machine- quality sound.
**MAIN CONTROLS
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- Reverb volume
- Microphone volume
- Echo/Delay volume
- Sound effects
- Next song
- Previous song
- On/Off, Play/Pause
- Original song accompaniment
- Light/Selfie
**BOTTOM PARTS
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- Line out
- Line in DC 5V charger
- USB port
- TF card
HOW IT WORKS
The device uses Bluetooth to send audio signals to an amplifier, which amplifies the audio before it is sent to the Bluetooth speaker. Using your smartphone and the wire-free Bluetooth microphone, you may sing whenever and wherever you choose.
HOW TO USE
- Press the power button to activate it.
- Connect it to the device using the Bluetooth option and try to play a song first.
HOW TO USE ON TV
- Disconnect the television. Connect the karaoke microphone’s AC adapter cord to an available electrical outlet and the mic base stand.
- Connect the TV’s matching input ports to the microphone base using the yellow, red, and white RCA wire.
- Your TV should be on.
HOW TO CHARGE
- Eliminate the microphone.
- There is a red LED that indicates charging when a USB cable is connected with one end to the USB port on the karaoke microphone and the other to a running computer.
HOW TO CONNECT TO PHONE
(iOS) using a phone Go to Bluetooth in the settings. Your device should be listed under “OTHER DEVICES” at the bottom. Connect after choosing the device. Swipe down from the top of the screen on an Android device, tap and hold Bluetooth, then select the keyboard from the list of devices to link.
FAQs
Will a karaoke microphone work with a speaker?
If you’re using a PA speaker or one made for singing or karaoke, connecting a microphone to a speaker can be quite easy and direct. Here’s how to go about it: In some cases, if the microphone and speaker have a Bluetooth feature, you can link them wirelessly.
What does a microphone for karaoke do?
You may practice your vocal chords (for better or worse) whenever, wherever, and without having to tote around heavy equipment by using a karaoke microphone.
How effective are Bluetooth microphones?
A Bluetooth microphone type is often the greatest option for podcasters since it allows them to record audio with excellent sound quality without having to worry about wires getting in the way.
Do Bluetooth speakers work as microphones?
Connect your phone to a Bluetooth speaker and use it as a microphone to turn up the volume at a busy social event. To pair your phone with the Bluetooth speaker, go to Settings > Bluetooth. Turn on Sound Booster by going to Settings > Sounds & Vibration > Sound Booster.
Can I link my Bluetooth speaker to a microphone?
Since they are both “slave” devices, a Bluetooth microphone and a Bluetooth speaker cannot directly connect. In computer networking, the term “slave” describes a communication protocol in which one device is managed by another, known as the “master.” To establish communication between two Bluetooth devices, you require a master-slave configuration.
What sort of microphone works best for singing along?
The Shure SM58 is unquestionably your finest option if you’re seeking for a real microphone to utilize for Karaoke. You just need to load up some karaoke tracks using a device or your phone, and you’re ready to go! You must first grasp how to set it up to play via the speakers (it’s simple to accomplish).
Can many wireless mics be used simultaneously?
No, it won’t work like that. One active microphone transmitter at a time can only have its signal demodulated by a wireless receiver. However, as long as only one transmitter is turned on at any given time, you are free to utilize either one.
A wireless microphone does not require speakers.
A microphone operates independently of any speakers, headphones, or other playback devices, as was before explained.
What is the range of a wireless microphone?
The majority of vendors of wireless microphone systems specify a “typical” range rather than a precise maximum functioning distance. The typical range for systems of the kind detailed here (10-50 mW, VHF or UHF) can range from 100 feet to 1000 feet.
When is a wireless microphone appropriate to use?
A cordless handheld mic is the ideal tool if you need to work with a cameraman while you may freely move around while carrying your microphone, such as in a “man-on-the-street” piece or interviews conducted on the convention floor.
How many MHz do wireless microphones operate at?
Unlicensed wireless microphones can use a piece of the 600 MHz guard band (614-616 MHz) and a section of the 600 MHz duplex gap, while licensed wireless microphones can use certain frequencies in the 600 MHz duplex gap (653-657 MHz) (657-663 MHz).
Can I simultaneously utilize two Bluetooth microphones?
Not at all. The A2DP profile, which is used by Bluetooth microphones, only allows for one connection at a time due to its design. Since this profile was created by the Bluetooth SIG to only support point-to-point audio streaming, it is not possible to simultaneously stream audio from two sources to the same location.
What distinguishes a speaker from a microphone?
Electrical energy is transformed into sound energy by a loudspeaker, and sound energy is transformed into electrical energy by a microphone. The electrical energy of sound is converted into by both the microphone and the loudspeaker.
Is Bluetooth compatible with listening devices?
If it supports the following BLUETOOTH profiles, you can enjoy listening to music on a Bluetooth device and control it by the speaker via Bluetooth connection.
What does the Bluetooth speaker’s mic do?
A Bluetooth speaker’s built-in microphone for hands-free calling is one of its key advantages. It frees up your hands to perform other chores while you call because the speaker is loud enough for you to clearly hear the person on the other end.