ikareoke | Griffin 9757-IKAROKE iKaraoke Microphone for iPod

It's okay... | Griffin 9757-IKAROKE iKaraoke Microphone for iPod

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Good but could use some work.

This is a good product for extremely amateur singer. Great for the car though so long as you music isn't too loud (alot of feedback if it is). At home I couldn't find a long enough cord to get away from the speakers so I wouldn't get any feedback so I bought an extension cable from Wal-Mart and that solved the problem. If you use the FM modulator you have to be pretty close to the stereo and that picks up some feedback. Also, the mic picks up alot of breathing noises so I put some foam from some cheap headphones over it secured with a rubber band. You think at the price it would have something over the mic to stop excessive noise. All-in-all though its a fun product and with some tweeking you can have alot of fun.

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I like the thought of this item. It pretty much does what it says. The radio frequency is a little challenging to get good quality sound. When it "minimizes" the lead vocals, it minimizes everything making it harder to hear. I like it and will use it again, but I think there is room for improvement.

It's okay...

I was really excited when I saw this product - even after reading the other reviews I wanted to give it a try. It wasn't all I was hoping for - the device works really well on some songs and terribly on others; it takes the volume of the entire song down, and if you try to turn it up the feedback becomes unbearable. I also feel that the micophone isn't as loud as it should be - just singing at a normal volume I hear my own voice but not coming out of the speakers. I had to sing really softly in order to hear my voice with the echo effect. It was fun to play with for about 15 minutes, and I think once they work out some of the kinks it will be a lot of fun - but I would suggest saving your money and waiting for the next model.

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iKaraoke sends the music from your iPod to your stereo minus the lead vocals, so you can step up to the mic and sing the lead in your favorite tunes. iKaraoke makes it easy to pause the music, scan forward or backward, or temporarily add the vocals back in to help you find your place. It even includes reverb effects to enhance your performance. iKaraoke hooks up to your stereo via line-in cable, or wirelessly through your FM receiver.

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