Sound Town Wireless Microphone Karaoke Mixer System with HD Audio Return Channel, Optical (Toslink), AUX, Supports Smart TV, Media Box, PC, Bluetooth, Soundbar, Receiver (SWM16-MAX)

J'hésitais a acheter comme j'ai vu plusieurs avis qui disaient que le son n'était pas assez fort. En réalité, l'important est de bien ajuster le son du micro en fonction du son en entrée. Ensuite, le son en sortie peut être ajusté avec le volume de la caisse de son. Je n'ai eu aucun problème et le tout est facile à installer. Simplement tout brancher, les micros se connectent tout seuls. Le kit comprend 2 micros, le mixeur, des câbles de branchement, un bloc d'alimentation et un câble d'alimentation. Il n'y a pas de mousses pour les micros. Il faut parler relativement proche du micro, mais je crois que c'est une bonne chose afin d'éviter le feedback.

I just bought a new Denon AVR -S970H to replace my decades old Harman Kardon AVR-25II. I found the old karaoke mixer Boston Audio PA-999S II together with its wireless microphone system not anymore compatible with the new AVR and its Dolby Atmos surround capability. I searched around and found the Sound Town was a mixer with built-in wireless microphone and two HDMI ports for in and out at a so much affordable price, and wanted to make a try with not so much confidence. After my complete setup via two HDMI cables from my Dell laptop to the mixer and from the mixer to the AVR, the Dolby Atmos surround from the speakers was so good and amazing that I could not tell the difference when connecting directly to the AVR or via the mixer to the AVR. Of course the high tone sounds from the mixer cannot be as good as directly from the AVR w/o the mixer. But you cannot ask for that for a mixer + built-in wireless phone + HDMI for a little more than a hundred dollars! I have not try to connect the HDMI output of the mixer to a 4K TV so I do not yet know how the mixer works with HD TV.

This little thing is great. I have an older HTPC that I have been using for years, used to use it for a lot of things but now just karaoke. Unfortunately, the power supply died and I don’t want to keep upgrading that for karaoke, so enter this little gadget. I was super excited that it has HDMI in and out making it super easy to connect. I tried to hook it up to my AppleTV box, but it wouldn’t work at all with AppleTV 😔. So, I figured i would try with my XBox instead. Works really well, only the HDMI audio would click out every 20 seconds or so - really annoying. I instead ran the optical cable (included in the box) to my receiver, using HDMI video out + optical audio and and it works great! I did need to buy an HDMI splitter to go with this (splitter, not a switch, as I don’t want to have to push another button every time I use it). You could leave this unit turned on at all times, but I don’t like the bright red power light while using other sources and I don’t believe this unit supports HDR video (not sure about 4K either) so I set it up so this only turns on when I want it for karaoke. Hope this helps people with ideas on how to set this up at your house!

Works well with my Sonos system using the optical adapter that came with the Arc and my LG C1 tv. I was hesitant before buying because from my google search, people were saying there would be a lag using a Sonos system. For us, we didn’t notice any lag when singing and the sound quality was pretty good. For it to work, here’s how I set it up: I connected an optical cable from the tv optical audio out to the SWM16-MAX optical in. Then from the Sonos Arc using the hdmi to optical audio adapter that came with my arc to the SWM16 optical out. Then, connected the hdmi cable from the SWM16 hd out to the LG hdmi eARC input (port 2). Lastly, I had to tell my tv to use optical audio out in the sound settings. Hope this helps.

Decent price for entry karaoke. Would benefit if mic output was a tad louder. Easy to connect to a TV box.