How to connect karaoke amplifiers

First of all, focus on the output terminals of the sound source. The 202MKV has ANALOG OUT / L ・ R output terminals, so connect it to the karaoke amplifier from here.

There are three KOK1000 input terminals (BGM / AUX1 / AUX2), but it does not matter which terminal you connect to.

The cable connecting the deck and the amplifier is an RCA pin cable, and you’ll need one for left channel & one for right channel.

One of the connectors of the MIP 050 is an XLR female, and one is a cable of the phone terminal.

Connect the XLR female connector to the microphone and the phone connector to the karaoke amplifier.

Adjust volume

The KOK1000 is equipped with multiple knobs that change the volume and sound quality of the microphone.

First, raise the MIC main volume knob of the karaoke amplifier to some extent, and then, adjust the balance with the volume adjustment knob of each microphone equipped on the lower left of the KOK1000.

-Echo, delay adjustment-

The KOK1000 is equipped with a reverb (echo) and a delay (* 1).
By mixing these two effects, you can create the best sound for karaoke.
First, raise the large EFX knob moderately.
Next, adjust the delay. The delay produces the optimum effect by adjusting the multiple knobs.

The REP knob sets how many times the sound is repeated. It is recommended that you use a song that has a slow tempo.
TIM adjusts the length of delay for voice. As you increase it, it will widen the spacial feeling.

Finally, adjust the delay depth with the DEL knob.

REV has the effect of spreading the sound. It has the same effect as echo.

* 1: Delay is an effect that makes the voice repeat like an echo in the mountains and gives a feeling of a large space to the sound.

The KOK1000 is equipped with a 5-way binding post, which allows you to connect a banana plug as well as directly plugging in the speaker cable.

First, connect the banana plug to the KOK1000. Make sure to check and connect + and - cable correctly here.

Then connect the speaker cable to the speaker. There is no ± on this terminal. Just plug it into the speaker and turn it clockwise until you hear a click. The connection is complete.

First, connect the CRR 030 to one of the KOK 1000 output terminals.

Then connect the CRR 030 to the 202 MKV INPUT terminal.