The sound system is a little bit loud but clear and terrific which reminds me that this venue is best if utilised as a karaoke competition not just for singing karaoke after several glassed of ale. The host has a wonderful "Lou Rawls" sound-alike voice and also very informative in an entertaining way. The only negative thing is that people who smoke tends to stay outside the room and drink there while wating for their turn to sing which makes the one singing wonder if he or she is singing for a handful or almost non-existent audience. What the hell? Nevertheless, the songlist and rotation is not bad at all. By the way I would like to be called by my stage name which is "Kits B" and no longer Frank Kits B (stage name)

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