Emerson SP3208 200W Home Theater Speakers with iPod Dock and Plug 'N' Sing Karaoke System
Emerson SP3208 200W Home Theater Speakers with iPod Dock and Plug 'N' Sing Karaoke System
Item Description
200W maximum, 100W RMS. The karaoke bar has a black plastic housing with two black plastic grills covered with black material over the speakers. The speakers' total power is 200W maximum, 100W RMS. Speakers: two four" full range, two 4" subwoofers, two 2" tweeters and two piezo tweeters. Front panel: Character base VFD display, LED on, Volume up/down, IR remote sensor. Top has a jack for 3.five mm MP3 and a docking station for an iPod. Video Audio Characteristics: Digital coaxial audio input: PCM (2 channels), Analog audio input: Television, DVD, Aux 1, Aux two (three.5mm jack), SPDIF coaxial input for LPCM only, EQ modes: Flat, Rock, Pop, Classic, Jazz, Surround sound SRS TruSurround, 2 Mic in jacks. The sound bar is ETL listed. The cord is 58" (+/- six") long with a polarized plug.
Technical Details
- The karaoke bar has a black plastic housing w/ 2 black plastic grills covered w/ black material over the speakers. The speakers total power is 200W max, 100W RMS. Speakers: two 4" full range, two 4" subwoofers, two 2" tweeters ; two piezo tweeters.
- Front panel: Character base VFD display, LED on, Volume up/down, IR remote sensor. Top has a jack for 3.5 mm MP3 and a docking station for an iPod. Video Audio Features: Digital coaxial audio input: PCM (2 channels)
- Analog audio input: TV, DVD, Aux 1, Aux 2 (3.5mm jack), SPDIF coaxial input for LPCM only, EQ modes: Flat, Rock, Pop, Classic, Jazz, Surround sound SRS TruSurround, 2 Mic in jacks. The sound bar is ETL listed.
- Parts/Description: Sound bar: 27"L x 5.75"W x 5.25"H Microphone: 1 3/4' diameter x 9 1/2" long Power cord Full function IR remote control Instruction Book 100 Songs on Karaoke DVD
Customer Critiques
I regret shopping for this! It is not compatible with my iPod Touch. Nowhere in the item description on the web or in the packaging did it say this Perhaps the product came out before Touches, but even so it didn't have ANY compatibility information and facts on the packaging, even for iPod classics. So, I'm taking a threat and ordering a refurbished iPod classic to attempt with it. If that does not perform either, I will update this review with substantially whining and complaining. The Classic is costing me an additional $130 on top rated of what I paid for the Emerson unit. Cha-ching. I wouldn't have bought the item if I had identified.
I had no issues as reported by others and uncover the sound to be very great for this type of product. No complaints and would invest in a different refurbished a single again. How extended it lasts remains to be seen of course but like all goods of this nature its a throw-away item. It is extended (wide) so take note of its dimensions ahead of you acquire but its length almost certainly improves its speaker capabilities.
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