Goodmans XB6CDG User Manual
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Portable CD Karaoke System
User Guide
IMPORTANT: Please read all instructions carefully before use and keep for future reference
Introduction
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Thank you for choosing this Goodmans Portable CD Karaoke System.
Not only can you and your friends sing along to all your favourite songs,
you can also view the song lyrics on your TV screen.
It’s really simple to use: yet full of features with a compact design. After just a few
simple instructions, you will become an expert. Before you attempt to use your
Karaoke System, please read this User Guide thoroughly to familiarise yourself with
all the features available and the sections of the User Guide that describe their
operation.
Throughout this User Guide, the Portable CD Karaoke System will be referred to as
the Karaoke System.
Safety is important
Use of any electrical equipment should be undertaken with care. Please read the
safety section on page 16 before using your Karaoke System. This appliance is
for household use only.
GRAPHICS
CD+G disc, also known as CD+
Graphics are audio discs which contain
backing tracks and lyrics. These are
specifically designed for Karaoke
Systems which are designed to display
on-screen lyrics.
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Introduction
Key features
Karaoke with CD+G discs -
songs using CD+G discs. The Karaoke System can be connected to a TV to display onscreen lyrics. Your voice and the backing tracks will be played through either the built
in speaker, or a connected Sound System/TV.
Lyrics on TV Screen - Displays the lyrics with the tempo of music when playing
CD+G discs.
Auto Voice Control - Lets you replace the original singer's voice with your own voice
when any prerecorded, multiplex karaoke disc is played. To activate, just rotate the
MIC VOLUME DIAL to a comfortable listening level, and the AVC DIAL for the best
balance between playback and microphone levels.
Echo Control - Lets you add an echo to enrich your voice for a concert hall effect.
You and your friends can sing along to all your favourite
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What’s in the box?
Audio/Video RCA Cable
Quick Start Guide
Power Cable
Karaoke System
Scart Adaptor
Microphone
User Guide
Contents
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Your Karaoke System ................5
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Getting Started ..........................6
03
Daily Use .................................. 8
04
CD+G Playback .......................10
05
Troubleshooting .......................12
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Specification ...........................15
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Warnings .................................16
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Electrical Information ...............18
Guarantee ...............................19
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Front view
01Your Karaoke System
CD Door
Program Indicator
Repeat Indicator
Power Indicator
Power Switch
Repeat Button
Auto Voice Control
Skip Button
Stop Button
Microphone 1 Input
Volume Dial
Rear view
Carry Handle
Video Output
(Composite)
VIDEO OUT AUDIO OUT
Play/Pause Indicator
Open/Close Button
LED Display
Microphone Volume
Dial
Program Button
Echo Dial
Skip Button
Play/Pause Button
Microphone 2 Input
Audio Output
LR
Battery Compartment
AC~
AC Power Input
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Getting started
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Power the Karaoke System using batteries
The Karaoke System can be powered using eight ‘C’ type batteries.
Insert eight batteries (not supplied) into the Battery Compartment at the
bottom of the Karaoke System observing the polarity markings on the
base of the Battery Compartment.
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DON’T FORGET! When replacing the batteries make sure that you
use the same size and type.
Connecting to external devices
The Karaoke System can be connected to either the TV or a Stereo Sound
System using the supplied RCA Cables.
To connect the Karaoke System to a TV only, follow the instructions
provided in the Quick Start Guide.
To connect the Karaoke System to a TV and Stereo Sound System:
Use the Yellow RCA Cable to connect the TV and Karaoke System.
Use the Red and White RCA Cable to connect the Stereo Sound System
and Karaoke System.
LR
VIDEO OUT AUDIO OUT
AC~
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