 connects to any DVD player audio-out ports and TV audio-in ports. The disc goes into the DVD player and blends your vocals with the music being played through your TV.
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Similar sets allow you to do the same with any computer with a DVD drive and a version for iPod allows the included <s>vibrator</s> microphone to handle both audio- and video-out signals.
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December 19, 2006
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Sweet! Now I can sing Whats the Frequency Kenneth for my grandma when she comes over for christmas dinner.
And I can practice The End of the World as We Know it, till I finally get it right!
It’s going to be a sweet Christmas of REM vengence!
This packaging and product was designed by somebody who spends way too much time in “adult stores”… I wished more people would watch American Idol to realize how badly you really do sound no matter what you think. If it was up to me, they should stick an extra battery in this device so that when somebody tries to sing with it, I can electrocute them with my remote – at least I would get my entertainments worth!
Jon
Jon,
The packaging doesn’t scream “Mommy’s Little Helper” as much as it screams “Made for TV store.”
Half the fun of Karaoke is the bad (read drunk) singers thinking it’s a great idea for a man to sing Cyndi Lauper’s hit Time after Time, the other half of the fun is watching a guy rock a match up of Bon Jovi’s Dead or Alive to Wham’s Careless Whisper.
I do agree that Karaoke is only acceptable with a few drinks… try ten if you are in my case. But whoever purchases one of these devices also needs to be quite intoxicated. The packaging just screams, “Buy me and toss me in the garage.” I would be surprised if the product lasts for more than a day of usage.
Whoever said, “Don’t just a book by its cover” was wrong.
Amit
I do agree that Karaoke is only acceptable with a few drinks… try ten if you are in my case. But whoever purchases one of these devices also needs to be quite intoxicated. The packaging just screams, “Buy me and toss me in the garage.” I would be surprised if the product lasts for more than a day of usage.
Whoever said, “Don’t judge a book by its cover” was wrong.
Amit
You probably would have to be sloshed to enjoy singing into what does look like a blunted vibrator. :o It (the product) doesn’t look bad for the price, but the packaging is atrocious. D:
Isaiah, I fear to find out how they package and design the rest of their product lines… do they sell speakers with a gaping hole in the middle? How about mice that lubricate your finger each time you click on the left or right clicker… or worse… version two of this product with built-in harmonics!
Jon