Does this need two speakers? or will one be good for some backyard karaoke?
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One speaker is more than enough for backyard karaoke. We use ours often for this purpose. I would highly recommend the purchase of a wireless mic. It makes the whole experience that much more entertaining!
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I do not use it for karaoke, but as far as sound volume one is plenty. WE use it when we are working in the yard or just entertaining. It covers alot of area and sounds good. yard id 66 X 126 (we just had it all surveyed) and it provides plenty of sound
368116
One is plenty. Mine is used at tailgates and backyard parties. I am asked to turn it down frequently.
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All these answers and not ONE mentions the fact you need two for TRUE stereo. Maybe not important for some, But I'm a nut for the subtle nuances in the music. Of course this will also require that you wire it properly (Left signal to one and right to the other. But its the ONLY way I would want to do it myself... A Live band sound guy will disagree because in that application everything is summed into a mono signal that is more easily broadcast to different areas that all hear the same mix. But for prerecorded music you might prefer to preserve the effects and steering in the mix by setting up a true stereo PA, thus requiring two speakers. Hope this helps:) All these answers and not ONE mentions the fact you need two for TRUE stereo. Maybe not important for some, But I'm a nut for the subtle nuances in the music. Of course this will also require that you wire it properly (Left signal to one and right to the other. But its the ONLY way I would want to do it myself... A Live band sound guy will disagree because in that application everything is summed into a mono signal that is more easily broadcast to different areas that all hear the same mix. But for prerecorded music you might prefer to preserve the effects and steering in the mix by setting... » Read More All these answers and not ONE mentions the fact you need two for TRUE stereo. Maybe not important for some, But I'm a nut for the subtle nuances in the music. Of course this will also require that you wire it properly (Left signal to one and right to the other. But its the ONLY way I would want to do it myself... A Live band sound guy will disagree because in that application everything is summed into a mono signal that is more easily broadcast to different areas that all hear the same mix. But for prerecorded music you might prefer to preserve the effects and steering in the mix by setting up a true stereo PA, thus requiring two speakers. Hope this helps:) « Show Less
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Keep in mind that there is only an output for 1 channel, so you will have to use piggy back RCA cords to make it work. That being said, if you mixer has Cue capabilities you will be able to hear the second deck without playing it out loud.
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Mono my friend if you have two it might sound like stereo ... unfortunately this setup will only work one speaker at a time ... but it still sounds good . So get yourself one and listen to your favorite selections anywhere and everywhere .
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I use them for my surround speakers so i purchased 2. I would think you would need 2.
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You would find it better to connect speakers directly to your player. For an outdoor setting you will need some strong sound amplification.
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I wouldn't recommend it, it's made so that you can have stereo left and right amplified inputs from your stereo left and right outputand be able to share them with two sets of speakers. For instance if you had a set of speakers on your patio and a set of speakers in your dining room. This way you can shut the patio speakers off at night so the neighbors won't get mad at you. Al
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Hi Austin,It kind of depends on what "job" your doing! One speaker would definetley work for a small venue as a P.A. or for recorded music for a small crowd.I you're in a band, aDJ, or a larger hall-- get two, after all-- they're VERY affordable, and to have one for anything other than a small gig would be silly. Two of these little powerhouses really pack a punch, I run a DJ company, and I was pleasantly surprised by their power, and great, undistorted sound at a fairly decent level. Hope this helps! John Hemberger, Sandy Hook Entertainment
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Thanks for your question. You could run two pair of outdoor speakers off of an external amplifier that would hook up to one of the zone line outputs. If you run the outside off of unused speaker outputs, then I would not play two pair of outdoor speakers very loudly when playing them simultaneously. This is a fantastic sounding receiver. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Pioneer dealer.
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No, one Sonos bridge should be sufficient if both speakers are within range.
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Naa. That won't happen. You can only connect to one speaker at a time, and if you want to use two of them, you will have to connect it using wires.
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You'll need to buy karaoke CDs and possibly a second microphone if you want two people to be able to sing at once.
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Technically only two but I connected two pairs of outside speakers and they sound ok. The volume will be lower because the output is divided in two but they sound fine
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yes it would require two for stereo, but as a single unit it sounds really nice, even my Bose SoundlinkII is not stereo but it sounds amazing for a small unit, Doug
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Yes there are two speakers in this product. I made the mistake if ordering two thinking It only had one.
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In my opinion this speaker is ideal for a backyard party. If you are at a beach where the sound will have to compete with ocean waves in a completely open space, this is not the best option. You may need to rent a full sized sound system. Consider powering it with a generator. That way you won't wonder if the music is loud or clear enough. After all, you do want the music to be great for your event. Happy wedding!
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Hello there, You can use this device as a mixer. You can take the two karaoke mics and connect to the front mic jacks. You can connect the sound (headphones) out put of the computer to the RCA IN jacks at the back. But now you also need an Amplifier to which you will connect the Mixer RCA OUT in the back. You can connect any pair of speakers to the Amp. I hope this answers your query.
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definitely get two, then you don't have to drive one as hard to fill the room with sound. I use two for room of 300 to 400, more than enough to fill the room but having two, it's just more effortless sound and I only push them 50%. Also... if have two, if one happens to fail, you have backup. Rule of live performance equip, always have backup.