“Hi.Actually I am looking for something specially for Karaoke and would give me great sound quality.Should I go with this one ?Will I be able to connect wireless microphone with this one and how many microphones can be connected at the same time? Thank you”
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My brother has this unit and we use it for Karaoke all the time. It is fantastic for that application. You can pair the speaker to a iPad or any tablet and then use the input XLR 1 and XLR 2 for 2 microphones. We are using high end wireless Shure microphones and they work beautifully. There is also a reverb adjustment so that there is an echo effect on the microphone. Hopefully that answers your questions. Also I would not use a bluetooth microphone as clearly there are 2 inputs for microphones.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I used this to practice my Karaoke everyday and its great. If you have a Smart TV that has bluetooth it will connect to this bluetooth speaker and the music sound even better than regular karaoke machine. All you have to do is buy a wireless dynamic mircophone from Amazone and you are good to go.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You'll get the great sound quality (it's a Bose). The 2 channels are a small mixer. Each has a tonematch switch (a fancy EQ) for guitar/mic/OFF. I suppose you could a bluetooth mic but there are no adjustments on the bluetooth receiver (I use hardwired Shure SM58). You could rig it as follows: 2 wireless mics on each of the XLR inputs (you'd need a wireless receiver for each but most pro systems will have send and receive). You could then stream the karaoke backing tracks from a computer or iPad (eg) via bluetooth. Add a floor tripod stand for dispersion. Latency would not be an issue. This would only work in a small venue or home application. I have heard of folks using a pair of these for a medium size venue and I think this would be fine.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Can you use 2 wireless mics on a bose s1pro?
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Thank you for your question, Romel. The S1 Pro System is not designed to be used for Karaoke. Though pairing a Bluetooth microphone may work using a microphone kit, there may we a dealy in the audio which can be distracting. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to reach out to our Bose technical support team - https://bose.life/2xseVx1. Have a great day! Ashley - Bose Support
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