“If i buy 2 speakers for karaoke and want to connect with Sony bravia tv, , how can my voice come through 2 speakers using Sony ult mics? Please advise a mixer that is compatible with 2 Sony ult 900 speakers and how to connect them together? Thanks.”
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Hello Nick, Thank you for considering Sony products! We appreciate your inquiry about connecting two Sony SRS-ULT900 speakers for karaoke with your Sony Bravia TV. Here’s how you can set up your system for the best experience: Connecting Two SRS-ULT900 Speakers: You can wirelessly link the two speakers using the Stereo Pair function, which creates a true stereo soundstage by assigning one speaker to the Left channel and the other to the Right channel. This enhances your karaoke setup with immersive, balanced sound. For detailed instructions on using the Stereo Pair feature, please visit: https://helpguide.sony.net/speaker/7864/v1/en/contents/TP1001834229.html Microphone Connections: Each SRS-ULT900 speaker has two 1/4" input jacks located on the control panel: - MIC1 Jack: Dedicated for a microphone. - MIC2/GUITAR Jack: Can be used for a second microphone or a guitar. With these inputs, you can connect two microphones (wired or a combination of wired and wireless receiver) directly to the “master” speaker. The SRS-ULT900 acts as a built-in mixer, allowing you to blend your microphone audio with the TV’s music input (via Optical, Bluetooth, or Audio In). It also offers useful karaoke features like Echo and Key Control, accessible through the speaker controls or the “Sony | Sound Connect” app. For comprehensive guidance on connecting your speaker to a TV, please visit: https://helpguide.sony.net/speaker/7864/v1/en/contents/TP1001834197.html Please note that Sony does not offer small-format consumer audio mixers for karaoke setups. While Sony’s professional audio division offers specialized equipment, the SRS-ULT900 is designed to provide a complete and convenient karaoke experience without additional mixers. If you need further assistance or have any more questions, feel free to reach out! Best regards, -Fred
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