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I played burned disc when I used a Karoke Player... like 6 years ago.  All honesty there are worse things going on in the world. If we focused 1/10 of the energy spend on mindless internet, music, and computer related issues......


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I run a computer based system I do not have the capability of playing someone's cd. I have 23,000 unique songs in my book I'm sure you can find something to sing.

Excellent points there!  LOL   I must admit, karaoke issues and serious, hard core reality aren't quite in the same league!

But go ahead and play the disc and battle it out in court if necessary.

I hardly ever go to a karaoke show without my own karaoke discs. Never yet meet anyone who won't play them; but I bring the originals.

I could bring the originals, I suppose, but it would take more than one 128-disk carrier to cover my wife and my repertoire. And it would be messy to try and get them all back in their proper places when done. I would have to probably carry a book, too, to find the disk number for every song.

If I ever ran into a KJ who wouldn't play my disks, and I for some bizaare reason had to go to precisely that show, I suppose I could toss the collection in the car. It only takes 4 128-disk binders, and I have a current book.

But as I said, I have met a hundred KJs and precisely zero refused to play a burned disk while saying they would play an original.

I don't play disc but I welcome people to bring up their usb flash drive. I'll gladly play anything one them. I have a number of 256meg drives I purchased for under $5 each. If someone wants to sing a version I do not have I suggest they copy their cd+g's to a usb drive.

I think I may have beaten the system. I've stored 100, 000 songs as bin files in my brain. I have installed a speakon connection in my rectum, and can generate up to 1000 watts(mono), depending on what I have eaten. I have two balanced mic inputs comming out my ears, and two more trs mic inputs, one in each nosrtil, and they all have phathom. I only have one slider though, and I can't tell you where that's located, but the key changer hangs directly below it. Unfortunately, I only have a two band equalizer, and they are twisters. I have also installed two S-video outputs, connecting them directly on both optic nerves. Is this a legal hookup?
Also, I no longer remember my name, but I find that trivial..... ......I love when I'm asked to crank it up.....

Have songs, will travel.......fee....$0.00....free delivery........this is a special, only for you, Morgan.......be warned though.....if the anal connection is not completely tightened, it can result in a rather unpleasant fragrance, and the wattage will be reduced proportionately........let me see what dates I have open.....

Why?  I enjoy karaoke, I tend to like to do songs that most KJ's aren't likely to have in their collection.   Most places don't even have even one Kate Bush song in their library, let alone the 9 I have.  

Discs are cheap, 20 bucks is a cheap investment in entertainment, especially when you get repeated uses out of it.  I get lots of compliments on the unusual song selections that I do.  

I also let my friends use the discs so it increases the likelihood that I'm going to hear more music I like and less "Black Velvet" and cliched crap like that.

I am sure I am capable of the correct tweaking  LMAO

I agree with Re Invention.  When I used to go out and karaoke it up all of the time, the venue I'd attend had decent equipment, but rarely updated their songs.  If I wanted to sing something newer, I'd occasionally buy a CDG and take it with me.  I have a decent sized CD case and always bring it with me now.  I even have had other folks at the bar ask to do some songs off my discs (which I didn't care, I just had to make sure I got them back).  Good times.