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KARAOKE operations (TH-M65 only)
This section explains various KARAOKE features including echo
and chorus effects, etc. to enjoy singing along with Karaoke disc.
•
shows the types of discs an operation is available
for.
• Turn on your TV and select the correct input mode on the TV.
• Turn the system on. See "Turning the system on/off" (A pg. 19).
Basic KARAOKE
operation
1
Set the Karaoke
mode switch to ON.
2
Connect a microphone to MIC 1 or
MIC 2 on the center unit.
3
Press the KARAOKE button so that
"KARAOKE" appears on the display
window.
4
Start playback.
See "Basic playback" (A pg. 23).
Karaoke mode
5
switch
Turn MIC LEVEL to adjust the
microphone's volume.
• Turn MIC LEVEL clockwise to turn up and
6
Sing along with the playback of the
song.
To turn off KARAOKE function
Press KARAOKE so that "KARAOKE" disappears from the
display window.
To repeat a disc/chapter/title/ track during KARAOKE
mode
Set the Repeat mode. (A pg. 44)
To enjoy Karaoke using a menu screen
See "Playing from a specified position on a disc" (A pg. 34).
NOTE
• While playback is paused, no sound (voice) via the microphone is
heard form the speakers.
• You cannot turn on KARAOKE function while playing back an MP3/
JPEG disc.
• KARAOKE function will be canceled when you change the source by
pressing a source selecting button or when an MP3/JPEG disc
playback automatically starts. (In the later case, when you eject the
MP3/JPEG disc or a disc other than MP3/JPEG disc playback starts,
KARAOKE function will resume.)
• When KARAOKE function is on:
The on-screen bar (for functions other than KARAOKE) or choice
•
menu does not appear on the TV screen.
Program and random play cannot be set.
•
VFP setting and zooming are not available.
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The volume indication on the display window automatically turns
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up by six levels but the change of the indication does not affect on
the hearing.
The output level of the DIGITAL OUT jack will be lowered.
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counterclockwise to turn down the volume. This control
adjust the output volume of both MIC 1 and MIC 2 together.
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