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Author:  Sharona [ Mon Mar 13, 2006 10:02 am ]
Post subject:  looking for a good single tray cdg player
hi all,
     i am planning on buying a karaoke system for my home in the very near future and have been reading over the threads so i can have a nice sounding system that i will be happy with . i made the MISTAKE of purchasing an all-in-one unit (VocoPro Gigman), boy was that a disappointment!!! :( i have a bunch of cdg discs, a lot of them i made and this system would not play them without skips, shoot it wouldn't even play the ones i bought very good either, even the new ones they sent me with the system, probs playing them also........ so i plan on getting some PA speakers Probably (SoundTech S20 160watts) i don't need anything really powerful, just something nice for home use without breaking the wallet. and i need a good cdg player ONE THAT WILL PLAY ANY CDG AND THAT IS NOT SO PICKY ABOUT THE DISC, ESPECIALLY SINCE I MAKE MY OWN CDG'S. i had an old GPX  65 watts all in one that my mother bought us 2 years ago and it finally kicked the bucket, lol elcheapo. i want a nicer setup now. that player would at least play all of my burned cdg's though, can't say that for the vocopro. i have spent many hours browsing for a player and need some advice or opinions from some of you gurus out there.
 I also need to know how all this is hooked up so the lyrics show up on tv screen.... i would assume the cdg player hooks into the pa speakers and the speakers hook up to tv for this to work. not sure though, tia
Author:  Flipper [ Mon Mar 13, 2006 10:34 am ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
With regard to a player there are many good players on the market. Depending on you budget you can generally get a good player for $125 to $300 that will last you a very long time. I prefer JVC single or triple tray units as they are kinda bulletproof. They will play CDG as well as VCD they have good key changer and most features you would be looking for. Before I went 100% computerized I used my JVC for 4 gigs per week for about 5 years and I still use it for home use in my studio. RSQ is another good player as well both look and play identical.

If you look in the lower left margin of this site there are sponsors listed there and most of them will have a good selection of players at reasonable prices.


With regard to the sound system WHAT IS YOUR $ BUDGET FOR THE HOLE SYSTEM?
Author:  Sharona [ Mon Mar 13, 2006 11:58 am ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
thanks flipper,
   it seems a lot of posters like the jvc players. they seem to be reliable and  good quality players from what i have read on here. will they play  a burned karaoke cdg disc made from my pc? i've heard some players will not, and know from experience that vocopros have trouble playing burned cdrs.
i will prob buy the SoundTech S20 PA speaker system 165 watts  $199.00, and would prob spend around $200.00 for a cdg player or maybe a little more. this is strictly for home, but i'm sure would sound much better than what i had.
Author:  Flipper [ Mon Mar 13, 2006 12:14 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
I've never had a problem with Burned Discs as long as they are CDR's. I did have some problems with CDRW's though.

As far as your home sound system I will let others comment as many would have more experience on them. I have more input when it comes to Club systems.
Author:  Sharona [ Mon Mar 13, 2006 12:28 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
cdr's are what i would be using, so maybe this would be a good player for me. i will check on the prices. thanks a lot for your help flipper! the burned cdr's that you have tried on your jvc are in karaoke format  where the lyrics play on the tv screen i assume?
how would you hook up this player? would i run it through the PA speaker and connect the PA speaker to my tv to get my lyrics on screen? i 'm not good at all with tech stuff LOL  thanks.
Author:  robdogkaraoke [ Mon Mar 13, 2006 1:29 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
There is an output on the player that connects to the tv directly. So from your karaoke player audio to your sound system and video to you tv.
Author:  timberlea [ Mon Mar 13, 2006 4:33 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
Josh and Denna, I'm not sure where you are from, but if you're in Canada or near Canada, Many of the Electrohome players play CD+Gs, and you can find them in the $100Cdn area,   They are durable (I use one in shows I do and my partner has one for back-up) and the load up isn't too bad for a multi-player.  Ideal for home use with a mixer and speakers.  It also has a key changer which works very well.
Author:  Sharona [ Mon Mar 13, 2006 9:10 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
well that sounds easy enough, thanks!
Author:  pcdoctor01 [ Tue Mar 14, 2006 5:59 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
Please, oh please, let me know when you get the SoundTech pa system!
Also, let me know what kind of player you decide to get!
I'm really excited for you!
Author:  Sharona [ Tue Mar 14, 2006 7:45 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
i certainly will , and thanks a bunch for all the info and advice you have given. :)
Author:  knightshow [ Wed Mar 15, 2006 7:40 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
I have a rsq 222 on ebay for sale

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... %3AIT&rd=1
Author:  pcdoctor01 [ Thu Mar 16, 2006 2:30 am ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
Here is where to purchase the RSQ MK-22 (plays divx)
http://www.dtskaraoke.com/rsqmkcdprrak.html

Here is where to purchase the RSQ NEO E500 or E320 (plays NEO+G)
http://www.karaoke.com/findHardware?sel ... DG+Players

Power Karaoke CDG to AVI (convert from CDG to DIVX)
http://www.powerkaraoke.com/src/prod_powercdg2avi.php

Download the Power Karaoke CDG to AVI demo
http://www.powerkaraoke.com/download/powercdg2avi.exe

Power Karaoke CDG to AVI manual
http://vocopro.com/PowerCDGAVIRipper%20Instructions.pdf
Author:  pcdoctor01 [ Thu Mar 16, 2006 2:48 am ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
Another RSQ player that I discovered last week while browsing.

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RSQ JBK6628
(I assume you can copy CD+G to the hard drive)
Last week Karaoke.com had this machine listed as RSQ/JBK Multi Karaoke Machine on their website.

CD Formats: VCD / CD+G / Audio CD / MP3 / JPEG / MIDI Karaoke


CAN Play over 30,000 MIDI songs of different languages
On screen Song Selection during Karaoke Playback
Song reservation up to 99 songs

Karaoke Features
2 Mic Inputs
Digital Echo
Key Control (For Midi, VCD and MP3 Karaoke)
Voice Cancel (Fir Midi Vocal songs and VCD Karaoke)
Vocal Partner (For Midi Vocal songs and VCD Karaoke)
Scoring System(For Midi,VCD and CD+G Karaoke) YOU GET TO TO SEE YOUR FRIENDS SCORE!! YOU WILL GET SOME LAUGHS OUT OF YOUR NEXT PARTY!!
Contains over 35,000 songs ( English, Filipino, Vietnamese, Spanish, Hindi, Chinese, Korean, Japanese and Russian etc. )
Melody On/Off
3 Easy and Convenient Song Selection methods a) By Song Book provided b) By Pop up songs randomly appearing on TV c) By TV Song Title Menu (select by Word, by Singer, by Alpabet and by page)
Song Reservation up to 99 songs
9 Favorite Song List for 9 singers, each holding 60 songs
Scroll (Lyrics) Color Select
Lyrics On/Off
Chinese Pinyin On/Off
ALL TECHNOLOGY DESIGNED IN KOREA

OTHER FEATURES


Plays all Kinds of Discs (All Regions), MIDI,VCD,CD+G, Audio CD, MP3 and JPEG etc.
S-Video Output, Component Output
Optical, Coaxial Audio Output (5.1CH sound)
NTSC/ Pal
Auto Voltage (AC 100~240V, 50/60Hz)
Author:  robdogkaraoke [ Thu Mar 16, 2006 5:41 am ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
I've checked out the RSQ JBK6628 its got the midi tracks built ib on a hard drive but you cant add cdg tracks it's a fixed system not changable.
Author:  Sharona [ Thu Mar 16, 2006 10:07 am ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
There's so many cdg players out there to choose from. i really would like a pioneer, but they are a bit pricey for me, really and truly all i really need is just a single tray with a key changer and maybe a few more nice features. i only have cdg disc and my backup burned discs, etc...... no other formats keeping it simple  , so the player would only have to play cdg's and be compatible to read my burned cdg disc also. if someone knows of a player described to do these things please let me know.
Author:  Flipper [ Thu Mar 16, 2006 10:16 am ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
take a look at this little player!

http://acekaroke.com/rj-tech-dvd-dvd-r- ... layer.html

I have been looking at this one to play music videos and an occasional customer disc that won't play through my computer.

It has some great features and is priced less than $80. I think this would be a great little player for home use.
Author:  Sharona [ Thu Mar 16, 2006 10:36 am ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
flipper,
wow that one would prob be perfect for home use. $80.00 what a bargain for all those features, the only thing i didn't see was a key changer. it has a 1 year warranty i noticed. i will add that to my list. thanks
Author:  knightshow [ Thu Mar 16, 2006 1:24 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
I would urge caution on buying this... on another site, a member there did get one, and he immediately returned it.

Be careful on paying less than realistic prices for hardware that says that it can do a lot!
Author:  Lonman [ Thu Mar 16, 2006 1:28 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
knightshow @ Thu Mar 16, 2006 1:24 pm wrote:
I would urge caution on buying this... on another site, a member there did get one, and he immediately returned it.

Be careful on paying less than realistic prices for hardware that says that it can do a lot!


Boy ain't that the truth!
Author:  Lonman [ Thu Mar 16, 2006 1:35 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a good single tray cdg player
joshandemma @ Thu Mar 16, 2006 10:36 am wrote:
the only thing i didn't see was a key changer.


Which means if you need to change keys you would need to purchase an external key changer, which isn't a big deal, but does add to the cost pretty much back to where a player with one built in would run.
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