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© 1995 Tandy Corporation.
All Rights Reserved.
Radio Shack is a registered trademark used by Tandy Corporation.
Your Radio Shack Karaoke Cassette
Recorder System lets you be the
“star” as you sing along with your fa-
vorite recordings and hear your voice
through the speaker along with the
music. You can sing along with regu-
lar cassette tapes or use special
karaoke cassette tapes (such as the
supplied tape) that let you select the
prerecorded singer’s voice, your
voice, and the music tracks.
The system’s compact design and
convenient carrying handle let you
take it almost anywhere. You can
also connect another audio source
(such as a stereo VCR or a CD play-
er) to the system and sing along. If
you connect a stereo VCR, you can
play karaoke video cassettes that let
you sing along with music videos that
show the lyrics on a TV.
Note:
Additional karaoke audio cas-
settes, as well as karaoke video cas-
settes, are available through Radio
Shack Unlimited. Contact your local
Radio Shack store for ordering infor-
mation.
This system’s features include:
Supplied Karaoke Audio Tape
—
lets you sing along with the music.
Auxiliar
y
Input Jack
—lets you con-
nect another audio source such as a
stereo VCR or CD player.
Supplied Microphone
—lets you
sing along with the music and hear
your voice through the speaker.
Dual Microphone Jacks
—let you
use two microphones simultaneously
to sing duets or for lead and back-
ground vocals.
Separate Microphone Volume
Controls
—let you adjust the volume
of your duet partner/background
singer separately or use the system
as a 2-channel microphone mixer.
Recordin
g
—lets you record your
voice as you sing along with an exter-
nal audio source connected to the
system.
Tape Channel Switch
—when you
use a karaoke cassette tape, you can
choose to sing along with only the
music, only the prerecorded voice, or
both.
Vocal Chan
g
er Switch
—tempo-
rarily mutes the prerecorded singer’s
voice when you use a karaoke tape
and sing into the microphone.
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