Low-Cost Karaoke: Get Your Karaoke Setup on a Budget

Main Parts for Home Karaoke
- Good USB Mic: Shure PGA48 ($50) or Fifine K025 Wireless Mic ($40)
- 4-Channel Audio Mixer ($100)
Sound Tools and Screen Musts
- Power Speakers of 50W RMS or More
- Screen with HDMI
- Free Karaoke Apps like KaraFun or VanBasco’s Player
Noise Control and Extras
Make your karaoke spot better with big curtains and rugs that block sound. Remember these add-ons:
- Mic Stand for Hands-Free Singing
- HDMI Cables to Hook Up the Screen
- XLR or USB Cables for the Mic
- Linking Cables for the Mixer
Needed Gear and Basic Stuff
Must-Have Tools
- Mic, Speaker System, Screen, and Music Player
- Dynamic Mic from $30-50
Sound System Info
- Set up Loudspeakers: Powered Speakers or Amp with Passive Speakers
- Screen Options: TV, PC Screen, or Projector with HDMI
Music Play and Connections
- PC, Phone, or Own Karaoke Machine
- PC-based setups with Specific Karaoke Apps
- Extra Cables: XLR/USB, HDMI, Sound Cables, Mic Stand, Bonus Set of Cables
App Choices and Songs
Go-To App Options
- Free Apps: KaraFun and VanBasco’s Player
Build Your Song List
- MP3+G Style karaoke costs for Top Karaoke
- Paid Tunes from Karaoke Version and SongBook
- Stream with a Plan
Best List Care
- Swap Keys Live
- Wide Search Options
- Make Own Playlists
- Control the Queue
Organize Files Well
- Clean File System: Music Style, Singer Line, Time Line, Play Count
Tips for Sound Setup
Pick and Place Your Key Tools

- Power Speakers Setup: At Ear Level
- Small 4-Channel Mixer
Link Sound Well
- Music Player to Mixer: 3.5mm to Dual 1/4-Inch Cable
- Mics for Voice to Channels 1 and 2. Music to Channels 3-4
- Use Behringer XM1800S Mics for Clarity
Fix Signal Flow
Set each channel’s trim right for best gain. Use long XLR cables for mics and speakers.
Add a Monitor Speaker
- Special Monitor Speaker Setup
- Angle it at 45 Degrees towards Singing Spot
Top Tips for Setup
- Get Room Noise Down
- Space Speakers Out Right
- Add a Subwoofer for Rich Sound
Best Mics Under $100
Top Budget Pro Mics
- Choices: Shure PGA48 and Audio-Technica ATR2100x-USB
Wireless Parts
- Fifine K025 on UHF Band
- Behringer Voice Mic with Cardioid
Quality and Details
Important Specs
- What It Hears: 50Hz-15kHz
- Push Back: 600 ohms
- Level: -52dB
Build and Links
- Samson Q6’s Strong Design
- XLR and USB for Quick Making
Room Setup and Sound Fixes
Right Room Size and Speaker Spots
- Room: 12′ x 15′
- Speaker Angle: 45 Degrees
- Speaker Spot: At Ear Level
Handle Sound Bounce
- Heavy Sound Curtains
- Odd Shelf Spots
- 호치민 술집
- Smart Panel Placements
Flooring and Gear Spots
Put a big rug down, keep gear 3 feet from walls, and angle subwoofer at 45 degrees in a corner.
Test sounds at various levels to find and fix noise issues.