Supply your next party with more than just music with this X3206/37 80W Wireless Party Speaker with Built-In Lights from Philips. In addition to playing your favorite songs from a variety of sources, this party speaker lets you plug in a guitar and microphone, opening up karaoke and live performance possibilities. There's no need to worry if your guests aren't the greatest singers; you can select from multiple karaoke sound effects to tweak everyone's voice and make them sound their best.

When playing standard music, you can stream your favorite playlist via Bluetooth, plug in a device via the 3.5mm port, or plug in a USB flash drive filled with tunes. Everything played through the speaker enjoys the powerful 80W of output power driving through an 8" woofer and dual 2" tweeters. Whether you use the Party Speaker to sing, play, or listen, built-in colored LED lights add to the party atmosphere by pulsating in time with the music.

80W of Total Output Power    8" Woofer and Two 2" Tweeters    Colored LED Lights with 4 Modes    Up to 14 Hours of Playback    Stream Music via Bluetooth    Inputs for a Guitar and Karaoke Mic    Voice Changer, Vocal Fader, and Echo    USB Type-A Port for Digital Music    3.5mm Line-In Port    Integrated Handle for Carrying

The control panel on top of the speaker lets you plug in optional equipment and manage playback. For ports, you get two 1/4" inputs for an optional guitar and microphone, a 3.5mm line-in for a wired component, a USB Type-A port for digital music, and a 3.5mm line out port for connecting to another speaker or amp. For controls, you get knobs for guitar and mic volume, echo, bass, and treble. There are buttons for mute, vocal fader, voice changer, LED light, Bluetooth pairing, and power. There's also a set of standard playback buttons.

A built-in battery gives you enough power for an all-night bash, with up to 14 hours of battery life. There's also a built-in carrying handle, so you can move the music to where you need it most.

• Ring of colored lights with four different lighting modes
• Adjust karaoke singing with a voice changer, vocal fader, and echo
• LED display with blue backlight
• 100 to 240 VAC dual voltage AC power

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be hooked to a TV?

A: No, the Karaoking G100 Karaoke Machine Battery-Powered Speaker cannot be connected to a TV. It is for audio input only and does not include any video features or output connections.

Q: 2. Will this work with a Ross Carbonite switcher/frame?

A: The Hollyland Wireless Tally System (8 Tally Lights) does not list Ross Video Carbonite as compatible.

Q: 3. Does this work with ATEM 2 M/E Production Studio 4K? Does it need tally interface or will it work remotely over network?

A: Yes, the Hollyland Wireless Tally System (4 Tally Lights) supports all of the Black Magic ATEM models though wired Ethernet connection.

Q: 4. With a 15" woofer and 1" tweeter, where does that leave the mid-range frequencies? Is there a gap in between?

A: Two-way speakers do not leave a gap in frequency response. The two drivers are separated by a crossover, which divides the frequency spectrum (within the limits of the speaker's frequency response range) with two filter curves to create a seamless transition between both drivers. Two-way speakers are by far the most common design for studio monitors, portable point-source speakers like the iHome iHPA-1500-LT, etc. There is generally no need for a dedicated mid-range driver.

Q: 5. What microphones are recommended to use with this system?

A: The JBL PartyBox Two-Person Wireless Handheld Microphone System (B&H # JBLPBWLMIC) is recommend for the JBL PartyBox Stage 320 240W Wireless Party Speaker (BH #JBLPBSTG320).

Q: 6. If you have to plug this in, what does it mean to have "up to 18 hours of playback?"

A: The Samsung MX-ST50B Sound Tower 240W Wireless Party Speaker BH #SAMXST50B has a built in battery and after charging, it will have 18 hours of playback.

Q: 7. Does the ST90B/ZA have a battery or does it have to be plugged in?

A: The Samsung MX-ST90B Sound Tower 1700W Wireless Party Speaker is powered via plug and does not have a battery.

Q: 8. Will this work with BMD atem hd8? Thanks

A: The Hollyland Wireless Tally System (8 Tally Lights) would connect and work with the Black Magic HD8 switcher using an Ethernet cable.

Q: 9. Can this be used for speakers that come to luncheons of about 80 people sitting at about 10 tables? At some point, we might add music, but for now, we want it for speakers and lecturers.

A: The Karaoking G100 is a karaoke machine with an 8" speaker and two wireless handheld mics and a built-in disco light show. It is intended for singing but can also be used as a PA system for speaking at small events. You may want a more powerful PA system with a larger speaker like the Pyle Pro PPHP1299WU (B&H # PYPPHP1299WU) which has a 12" speaker and is rated at 1000W peak power or the Pyle Pro PPHP1599WU (B&H # PYPPHP1599WU) which has a 15" speaker and is rated at 1600W peak power. Both systems have Bluetooth, a built-in FM radio, and include two wireless handheld microphones. They can also be mounted on a speaker stand like the Pyle Pro Height-Adjustable Tripod Speaker Stand (B&H # PYPSTND1) for better projection.

Q: 10. Can you link one of the 1700w models with one or more of the 240w models?

A: For the Samsung MX-ST90B Sound Tower 1700W Wireless Party Speaker BH #SAMXST90B you can connect multiple audio systems in a wireless group play mode.