Its difficult to find a decent mixer with 2 wireless mics at $200
Its difficult to find a decent mixer with 2 wireless mics at $200
Also, check out their new Moment 2. I heard it with a Popsical TV puck a couple of months ago, and it was quite good. Moment 2 was out of stock then and was priced at about $500.
Also, check out their new Moment 2. I heard it with a Popsical TV puck a couple of months ago, and it was quite good. Moment 2 was out of stock then and was priced at about $500.
Based on my brief experience with Popsical, I think its strength is the ability to stream tons of songs from their server; its also small, light and portable. The complete system eg Remix at $500 will only provide a basic setup - more like a beginners set. There are obvious limitations in their builtin mixer and the 2 wireless mics.
I'm but no means a karaoke equipment expert, but I would guess that for 2 to 2.5K, one could get a decent system from Teo Heng or other equipment suppliers.
u can try mbkaraoke
wow.. now got moment 2?
haha, i just pass the faulty moment to my friend who had repaired it..
i can only say.. its pretty lousy and very overpriced..
I finally got the time to set up the new Popsical Remix that I received a few days ago. A nice box with just the round Popsical puck, usb cable and the 2 amp power adapter (I found out the hard way, but you must use this 2 am adapter or the system will be unstable and problematic).
The user instruction manual is bare minimum. The remote is minimalist design. The whole package is not easy to use; needs a lot of patience. And of course, you need to have wifi and a subscription to use the system.
The Popsical puck has a HDMI for connection to the TV. But for audio, it does not have optical output; all it has is a 3.5mm output that you need to connect to your sound bar/system aux input via rca jacks (left and right). My sound bar has no rca type aux inputs, so I had to connect to a another home theatre receiver that I have for audio.
Once set up properly and paired with your hp (you need to install the Popsical app), you will be streaming the rich library of karaoke content that Popsical's server holds. The built in mixer is adequate for this system and the sound is decent - much improved over the previous and discontinued Popsical soundbar.
I found my self having to handle several remotes plus a handphone to control the different pieces of the system.
$500 for the Popsical Remix, plus a monthly sub of $10, when hooked to a large screen and external sound system, makes a decent home karaoke system. However be forewarned - those who are not familiar in setting up or running gadgets may struggle as the system is not very intuitive or user friendly.
Sorry what’s moment 2?
Hi, I tried the remix at their showroom. Quite like the design of the mic and the different voice EQ options. However, I do not own any speakers currently, so I would need to fork out extra money to get another sound system to use with the remix. How you find the mic quality so far with your speakers? Would need to source for a decent speakers if I plan to get this.
Thanks for your advice in advance!
Hi, It is Moment Wireless Karaoke Soundbar (Gen2). I checked the product reviews in their site it looks promising so I will visit one day AC Ryan showroom at SLS to check it out the Demo.