The Karaoke Kit: everything you need to be a singer, save for courage

Eager to add a little spice to your weekly "family night?" No, we're not talking about forcing your kids to hack your DS into a MIDI controller while you and the spouse race to see who can eat the most frankfurters in ten minutes, we're talking about karaoke. The KARAOKE Channel ONLINE has just branched out by introducing its first hardware kit, which includes a pair of microphones, a vocal mixer and a volume controller. Oh, and this is somehow the first and only karaoke system "designed explicitly for use online," which likely means it's too lousy to be used in public. Anywho -- the singing system can be procured right now for $99.95 with a one year's subscription to The KARAOKE Channel ONLINE's library of more than 5,000 songs, or if you've got all the latest hits logged in your brain, you can snag the standalone kit for $39.95.

[stridermt2k Posted Mar 26th 2009 7:46AM]

I have a bad feeling about this...

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 26th 2009 5:37PM]

save for courage... and talent.

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 26th 2009 8:05AM]

Meh...why not just rock band it. Just as embarrassing, but more people can join in your humiliation.

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 26th 2009 8:24AM]

or get an apple tv, youtube has a lof of videoke/karaoke collections.

[Foo Bar Posted Mar 26th 2009 8:55AM]

I think you meant "liquid courage"

[monkeyontherun4 Posted Mar 26th 2009 12:25PM]

damn you beat me too it. i love karaoke.. when im drinking, heavily

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 26th 2009 2:32PM]

Isn't there enough Journey songs to be heard?

[Trebawa Posted Mar 26th 2009 6:49PM]

Is our singers learning?

[francischie Posted Mar 26th 2009 6:27PM]

My family used Magic Sing from EnterTech for more than 5 years now. It's far more better. :)

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 31st 2009 5:33AM]

You can also sing online at Redkaraoke.com and it's free