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OOOOooops.... i forgot to mention, for $99 at guitar center you can not go wrong...

Thanks kb6bmw I have the V2Go 100Plus on order it's supposed to arrive next Wednesday. I have looked at others but didn't want to go with a proprietary software machines, likeCAVS SCDG, or RSQ Neo. BTW You are the first one to recommend it, and say it is fast loading. I checked on Guitar Center website and couldn't find it. I ordered it through Amazon. Tell me have you used the usb hard drive on the usb connection yet? Also did you notice I listed the V2Go 100Plus in my equipment list?
Do you have other equipment that you use to do Karaoke?
Thanks again for your reply.
Lynn B. Retired electronics technician"I've worked on the best and a lot of the rest"

Hi Lynn,

I have the 777, here's how and why I use it. I use a laptop with a Native Instruments Audio 2 Pro (and I'm working with their Tracktor software for music). I need the whole system to have a very small foot print but (messed up shoulder), but since I DJ and play a bit of live music as well, I need a lot of options and back-ups as well, it all needs to be very compact.

Everything I have expect my Numark mixer is 1u space. Two 300 watt amps, the 777, a 6 channel pre amp mixer, a harmonizer and a 2 mic rechargeable (plus cabled mics as well), all fit in the small table top box. Couple this with a set of Peavey P15, and super lightweight speakers stands which crank to 80 inches and it's what I need to save my shoulder.

I use an external hard drive for the KJ and another for the DJ.

If the lap top goes down I use my 1500 song CD-G collection with the 777, which I have the catalogs printed out for as well. If anything but the amp(s) go bad, I always have some kind of an option to go on with the show.

In my opinion, having this CD-G disc option is a must for a lap top back up and more and more people are bringing in there own discs to the show anyway.

Whatever brand you choose, it's important to have a back up.

Lastly, these units will play off a Fat 32 hard drive but it ain't worth the hassle. if you already have the CD-G discs then you're all set with a back up plan anyway. If not, buy a good collection of discs for your back up.

Mark