Karaoke Speakers & KTV Sound Systems

Speakers built for singing, not for movies

Home theater speakers are voiced for surround effects and low-end impact, which actually suppresses the vocal midrange. Karaoke speakers need the opposite — forward mids, controlled dispersion, and enough headroom that the mics don't feed back the moment you turn up. We only carry speakers built for singing, 10" through 12", powered and passive. Come hear them at our Houston showroom.

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What to Sort Out Before Choosing Speakers

Size to the room, not to the spec sheet

A typical 150–250 sq ft living room or media room is well served by 10" speakers. Go to 12" only for 250–600 sq ft spaces, high ceilings, or open plans that flow into a dining area. Oversized speakers in a small room excite low-frequency room modes and make vocals sound muddy.

Powered or passive decides whether you need an amp

Powered speakers (like the QSC K12.2) have amplification built in — plug in and go. Passive speakers (HC10 / HC12 / JBL PRX412M) need an amplifier, but that amplifier also brings reverb, feedback suppression, and wireless mic reception, which makes the whole system easier to tune. That's how most of our packages are built.

Midrange and feedback headroom matter more than watts

Rated power tells you how loud it gets, not how good it sounds to sing on. What actually matters in karaoke is the 1–4kHz vocal band and whether the system stays stable as you push mic gain. Neither shows up on a spec sheet — you have to hear it, which is why we recommend an in-store audition.

Placement rescues more sound than upgrades do

Too close to a corner and the bass booms; aimed straight at the couch and vocals get harsh; mounted below ear height and everything sounds dull. During installation we adjust placement and angle to your actual room — usually a bigger improvement than moving up a model.

Available Models (5)

Listed prices are showroom retail. Package pricing is lower — call to book an in-store audition.

HC12 Pro Speaker (BF-12)

Flagship 12″ KTV speaker — clear bright treble, full layered bass

Treble Unit
UK Celestion
Bass Unit
Italian paper-cone assembly
Frequency Range
49Hz–20KHz (±3dB)
Max SPL
124dB
Rated Power
400W
Dimensions
600×360×410mm
$2,351/ pair

HC10 Pro Speaker (BF-10)

Compact 10″ KTV speaker — the value pick for smaller rooms

Treble Unit
UK Celestion
Bass Unit
Italian paper-cone assembly
Frequency Range
52Hz–20KHz (±3dB)
Max SPL
121dB
Rated Power
300W
Dimensions
535×300×340mm
$1,399/ pair

M1088 Speaker

Entry KTV speaker — as featured in the M910 package

Reference Specs
Drivers
10″ woofer + titanium HF driver
Power Handling
300W RMS
Impedance / Sensitivity
8Ω / 97dB (1W/1m)
Frequency Response
45Hz–20kHz
Max SPL
123dB
Enclosure
Plywood cabinet · wall-mount or stand
$999/ pair

JBL PRX412M 12″ Speaker

JBL passive two-way — stage and KTV dual use

Power Handling
300W continuous / 600W program / 1200W peak
Frequency Range
50Hz–20kHz (-10dB)
Max SPL
126dB peak
Drivers
12″ woofer + 1.5″ compression driver
Sensitivity / Impedance
95dB (1W@1m) / 8Ω · 90°×50° coverage
Weight
16kg (35 lbs) · dual-angle main/monitor design
$699/ each

QSC K12.2 Powered Speaker

QSC 12″ powered speaker — built-in amp, no power amp needed

Power
2000W peak Class-D amp (1800W LF + 225W HF)
Max SPL
132dB peak @ 1m
Frequency Response
50Hz–20kHz (-6dB), down to 45Hz
Drivers
12″ woofer + 1.4″ titanium compression driver, 75° coverage
DSP / Inputs
Onboard DSP presets · 2× XLR/TRS combo + 3.5mm input
Weight
17.7kg (39 lbs)
$999.99/ each

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I just use my home theater speakers for karaoke?

They'll make sound, but they usually don't sing well. Home theater voicing pulls down the vocal midrange to emphasize surround effects, so your voice gets buried under the backing track — and their limited feedback headroom means the mics squeal as soon as you turn up. Fine to start with, but a dedicated pair is worth it.

Are speakers sold each or per pair?

Karaoke speakers are used in pairs, and every listing states whether the price is per pair or each. Accessories like stands and cable are priced individually.

Can I hear them before deciding?

Yes, and we recommend it. Our Houston Chinatown showroom has the BF-10 and BF-12 set up — sing the same song on both and the difference is immediately obvious. If you're in Austin or Dallas and can't make the trip, we'll walk you through them over WeChat video.

Hear It Before You Buy

Book an audition at our Houston Chinatown showroom and sing the same song across systems — the difference is obvious. Austin and Dallas customers who can't make the trip can view and hear the gear over WeChat video.

346-227-4199

6533 Wilcrest Dr Unit 110, Houston, TX 77072