Re: I am visual and do not know which plugs to plug where...
GO TO RADIO SHACK AND GET A CABLE THAT HAS IPOD CONNECTOR ON ONE END AND 2 RCA MALE ON THE OTHER ------ CONNECT THE 2 RCA PLUGS TO KARAOKE INPUT RATHER EASY AND NOT EXPENSIVE ........
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If you are experiencing no sound from your Emerson Karaoke machine, here are some steps you can try to troubleshoot the issue:
Check the connections: Ensure that all cables connecting the karaoke machine to the speakers and other audio equipment are securely plugged in and not loose. Also, check the volume levels on the karaoke machine and any connected devices to ensure they are not set to mute or very low levels.
Check the microphone: If you are using a microphone, check to ensure that it is plugged in correctly, and the volume levels are set correctly. Try using a different microphone if available to rule out the possibility of a faulty mic.
Check the speakers: If you are not hearing sound from the speakers, ensure that they are powered on, and the volume levels are set correctly. Try connecting a different set of speakers or headphones to the karaoke machine to see if you can hear sound through them.
Check the karaoke disc: Ensure that the karaoke disc you are using is not scratched or damaged, which may cause issues with the sound. Try using a different karaoke disc to see if the issue persists.
Reset the karaoke machine: Try resetting the karaoke machine to its default settings, which may resolve any issues with the system's software. Refer to the user manual for instructions on how to reset the device.
If none of these steps resolves the issue, it may indicate a hardware problem with the karaoke machine, and it is recommended to seek assistance from a professional technician or the manufacturer's customer support team.
Won't play ITunes! This Karaoke is incompatible for Apple (ITUNES, IPOD, etc.) I even tried creating Thumb Drive (using USB) and then a CD. This brand Karaoke won't play the ITUNES songs.
:((( Very frustrated
This depends on the karaoke machine in question. Mostly the Ipod accepts a 3mm earphone jack and the karaoke is supposed to support the regular av in 2 pin jack. so all you need to do is get the single 3mm headphone jack to 2 pin av in jack. that should work perfectly. Hope this solution has been helpful?
You would have to get a 1/8 inch to dual RCA plug stereo SPLITTER cable and connect to the jacks on the back.
You will be disappointed however, as the unit will disable the microphones when you send music into the jacks... The thing just acts as a straight amplifier in this mode.
The only way to have a microphone active AND the IPOD is to sacrifice one microphone and use a mixer of the IPOD stereo output into a mono line into one of the microphone jacks. You can build your own mixer by using a couple 1K ohm resistors from each of the IPOD's output (stereo) leads into a single plug to plug into where one of the microphones plug in. You cannot tie the two leads from the IPOD together or each side of the stereo would fight the other causing distortion, hence the resistors prevent this.
The music to sing along with apparently MUST come from a disk played on the unit. It appears that the external audio jacks are just to use the unit as either a boombox or to drive a larger sound system. You will have to convert your IPOD music into a Karaoke compatible CD to be able to sing along with it... They probably detect MIC input and mute any incoming signals from the RCA jack inputs,
Hello Nada19, The dock connector is the connector at the bottom of the iPod which the USB cable you use to connect the iPod to your computer plugs into. This is also the connector that is used to connect your iPod to a "dock" such as this one. An iPod dock, like this one is a device that you drop your iPod into for charging. It typically also has a connection for external speakers that can be used with the dock. Not all models of iPod have a dock connector. And the actual layout of the dock connector varies from model to model. It sounds like you will need to use an iPod model that does have a dock connector to interface with the karaoke machine. You may also need an interface cable. Consult the documentation of your karaoke machine for more detailed info. Best Regards, Ken "Go Ahead. Use Us."
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