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Platinum Karaoke is a premier consumer electronics brand specializing in karaoke machines and audio equipment designed for the ultimate singing experience. Based in the Philippines, the company offers a diverse range of products, from portable wireless microphones and SD card systems to advanced hard-drive players capable of storing thousands of high-quality songs.

Popular models like the Cello, Alpha, and Reyna series are celebrated for their user-friendly interfaces, robust hardware, and massive libraries featuring the latest OPM (Original Pilipino Music) and international hits. Platinum Karaoke also manufactures compatible amplifiers, speakers, and microphones to provide a complete, high-fidelity home entertainment setup.

• How do I connect my Platinum Karaoke machine to a TV?

  You can connect the unit to your TV using either an HDMI cable for high-definition video or a composite RCA cable (yellow connector) for standard video. Connect the corresponding cable from the 'Video Out' port on the karaoke unit to the input on your TV.

• What is the warranty period for Platinum Karaoke products?

  Most Platinum Karaoke units come with 12 months of service protection against factory defects. Check your specific product documentation for exact terms.

• How do I prevent microphone feedback?

  To avoid feedback noise, do not point the microphone directly at the speakers and avoid covering the microphone head (windscreen) with your hand. Adjust the microphone volume on the unit or amplifier to an optimal level.

• Can I update the song list on my karaoke player?

  Yes, Platinum Karaoke releases regular song updates. Depending on your model, updates may be installed via a new CD/DVD, USB drive, or authenticated SD card available for purchase from authorized dealers.

• What type of batteries do the remote control and wireless microphones use?

  Typically, the remote control requires 2 AAA batteries. Wireless microphones often use AA batteries or have built-in rechargeable lithium batteries, depending on the specific model (e.g., Cello 2 vs. portable mics).