| From the Where2sing.com forum: Anyway ..what MB said earlier is pretty well right...bearing in mind that the original settings up is slightly different for Karaoke than for bands in that with Karaoke you have multiple singers of different volumes/projection/ability...so you learn to use setting within a suitable range that can be adusted quickly and easily.
I dont think that W2S should become a resource centre in this regard...Google already does that ... :-)...nevertheless its the Amplifier/powered speaker end that remains the important part ...assuming that in the case of passive...your amp is sufficient to run your speakers.....Underpowered Amps are more likely to blow speakers than high power.......If I had to buy all new gear though ...Active speakers are the go they process the signal better and are clearer in their output
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