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He had
Standing Ovation no longer in production although their line was picked up by Backstage
Radio Starz
Star Disc
JVC maybe? (very defunct)
Dangerous Hot Hits (very short lived line)
no clue maybe Pioneer?
Performance Tracks (very defunct)
Most likely Helluvadisc (part of All Hits)
No clue although may be Star Disc Pro series?
No clue, there was an older line called Karaoke Klassics
Nikkodo/Nu-Tech
No clue.

MH could also stand for Mega Hits an old All Hits line that they eventually converted into their own line.

Many of these are very old manu's that haven't existed for quite a few years.

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JC is indeed JVC
PC - Performer's Choice, an SC line that comes with equipment packages (although you can purchase some of them separately)
SDP - Star Disc Pop
KK - Killer Karaoke
EX - Essential Hits

There's several you didn't cover:

KNK - Keynote Karaoke
CT - Cool Tracks or most recently Chart Tracks
BRSPK - Bright Spark
AKS - American Karaoke Supply
BCY - Big Country
BH - Big Hits (made by the same company as BCY)
BF - Big Fish
AV - AVF Karaoke
CSZ - Country Starz (made by same as RSZ)
CKC - Country Karaoke Classics
DW - Daywind (one of the largest Gospel labels in the world)
CK - Classic Karaoke
EZH - Easy Hits Karaoke
KBA - Karaoke Bay
MRE & MRH - Mr. Entertainer
SDK - Singers Dream Karaoke
SY - Sybersound
TZL - Tropic Zone
QH - Quik Hitz
PR - Priddis
MD - Mega Disc


Just to name a few, there's literally hundreds of karaoke manufacturers now.

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STTW - Sing To The World
SBI - SBI Karaoke

also remember that Nutech had MEG and NU type of codes.

SAV had two lines, SAVP and SAVC (pop and country)

They also had SAVA & SAV (4 digit number).

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There is an awful brand called "Honky Kat" I saw. I looked in a KJ's book and saw "Any Major Dude", one of my favorite songs. I tried to sing it (down 3, of course) and it was like one guy was playing it on a MIDI keyboard. Terrible.

I looked through the rest of the "HK" songs I saw, and there were lots of songs no one else does on karaoke. But I am pretty sure they are all very, very, bad.

I have also seen:

  NS  -- Nashville Sounds and North Star

Add two more, SAVG (Gospel) plus they made 3 Spanish discs.

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Honky Cat does have a few really good tracks, ya just haveta dig a bit to find the treasure.  They only made 5 discs.

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These are the discs we have:

AG - American Gold MM - Music Maestro
AH - All Hits NFLD - Newfoundland Karaoke (Cdn)
AMS - Ameri-Sing NM - North Country
AKS - American Karaoke Supply NS - Nashville Sound
BCI - BCI Eclipse NU - Nutech
BL - Legends Bassline P - Star Disc
BHZ – Big Hits Karaoke PCDG - Pioneer
BMB - BMB Karaoke PER - The Persuaders (Cdn)
BS - Backstage PH - Performance Hits
C2C - Sea To Sea PK - Pocket Songs
CB - Chartbusters PM - Priddis Music
CKC - Country Karaoke Classics PT - Performance Tracks
CT - Cool Tracks PX - Pro Trax
DG - Dangerous RB - Rhythm & Blues
DIS - Disney RC - Retro Classics
DK+ - Daiichi Kosho RCA - Radio Company Of America
DM - Doctor Music RIS - Rising Star
FLO - Sunfly RSX - Rebel Karaoke
G - Singing Machine RSZ- Radio Starz
GBS - Great Big Sea (Cdn) SAV - Nikkodo
GD - Sunfly Gold SC - Sound Choice
GM - Gamesman (Cdn) SD - Star Disc
H - Hellavadisc SDK - Singer’s Dream Karaoke
HL - Hot Line SGB - Sweet Georgia Brown
HSPK - Karaoke Party Pack SF - Sunfly
JTG - Pocket Songs SI - Sound Image
K - Killer Karaoke SK - Sing King (Cdn)
KA - Ultimate Karaoke SKG - Superstar
KAR - Karaokemaker (Cdn) SO - Standing Ovation
KC - Karaoke Classics STS - Stage Stars
KH - Karaoke Hits STTW - Sing To The World
KJT - Karaoke Tools SYB - Sybersound (Party Time)
KCDG - Karaoke Kebec TEG - Tip Top
LG - Legends THM - Top Hits Monthly
MG - Mega Hits TT - Top Tunes
MH - Monster Hits UK - UK Karaoke
MKP - Karaoke Party Madacy US - Ultra Sonics
Entertainment ZM- Zoom Karaoke


Those with (Cdn) indicate Canadian Manufacutrer

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Ohhhhhh there's bunches of those!

KQ - Karaoke Quebec
OHM (think that's the code) - Dutch Karaoke
TKC - The Karaoke Company (New Zealand)

There's Hawaiian Karaoke, Polish, Maori, Japanese (of course), tons of Latin, basically every country who has access to karaoke will have at least one disc line for the native language.  Americans aren't the only ones who are karaoke krazy, it's a worldwide epidemic

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The Quebec manufacturer is KK, Karaoke Kebec, or as we put it as KCDG (KK is one letter from the white sheets so we avoided it).

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