Hi, I have a yamaha receiver, but it has no microphone input.

I would like to sing karaoke with my notebook, I can connect the
notebook in the DVD input, but where and how to connect a microphone?

Also If I play the DVD input with the notebook with karaoke, I think I
cant let another input (such us TV or CD or AUdio Mon, or Phone)with
the microphone connected to it (only in case that I can do it) to play
simultaneously, I mean listen the Karaoke and listen the mic.

Is any other cheaper way that buying a mix controler?, my new
notebook doesnt have the capability to play karaoke and listen a
microphone attached to it.

Please help.

Thanks
andrei

"Andrei" wrote ...
Hi, I have a yamaha receiver, but it has no microphone input.

I've never seen a mic input on ANY consumer home stereo receiver?

The new Yamaha high-end model(s) will have a twist on the old real-time EQ
with microphone trick:

They'll have a microphone and do the adjustments automatically using the DSP
circuits.

I got this from their top service guy last week. Don't know if any such
models are out yet.


Mark Z.




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"Andrei" wrote ...
Hi, I have a yamaha receiver, but it has no microphone input.

I've never seen a mic input on ANY consumer home stereo receiver?





Some of the older McIntosh preamps have a Mic input, but none of their
receivers ever did AFAIK.

r

--
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from
magic."

Arthur C. Clarke (1917 - ), "Technology and the Future"

Andrei,

my new notebook doesnt have the capability to play karaoke and listen a
microphone attached to it.

Are you sure? Check again, and especially look in the Windows mixer (if it's
a Windows computer). All desktop computers can play the microphone input and
Wave/MP3 files or audio CDs all at the same time. Assuming your computer has
the standard mixer, you just need to enable (un-mute) those inputs and set
their volume sliders to the levels you want for each source.

--Ethan

Richard Crowley wrote:

"Andrei" wrote ...
Hi, I have a yamaha receiver, but it has no microphone input.

I've never seen a mic input on ANY consumer home stereo receiver?


Sansui 9090dB had 'em with their own volume control knob.

"Andrei" wrote in message
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Hi, I have a yamaha receiver, but it has no microphone input.

I would like to sing karaoke with my notebook, I can connect the
notebook in the DVD input, but where and how to connect a
microphone?

There are several DVD players that have karaoke mike inputs, most of
them chinese makes. My Apex has this feature.

Norm Strong

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 10:07:18 GMT, "Mark D. Zacharias"
wrote:

The new Yamaha high-end model(s) will have a twist on the old real-time EQ
with microphone trick:

They'll have a microphone and do the adjustments automatically using the DSP
circuits.

I got this from their top service guy last week. Don't know if any such
models are out yet.

Pioneer have been doing this for about a year..............

--

Stewart Pinkerton | Music is Art - Audio is Engineering

My old Sansui 7070 has one with a level control. Great for plugging in the
'old geetar.
John

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"Andrei" wrote ...
Hi, I have a yamaha receiver, but it has no microphone input.

I've never seen a mic input on ANY consumer home stereo receiver?