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I have very little experience in this however while looking through an indoor flea market I came across a Karaoke machine. It was made by Craig. It uses the cassette tapes which are on the way out but it has two cassette slots. One records from the other or from the mike. The machine has an echo or re verb feature to add a little different flavor if you choose to. You can simply use the machine as a PA or you can play a recorded tape and play and or sing along.It has two mike inputs and outputs for extended speakers.I still don't like the sound of my own voice but everyone else says it sounds just like me. I tried an instrumental (Rumble)  with some echo added and with the open mike I was amazed at the sound and surprised at my playing. I got it for $60. I hope this helps. OH by the way, it will work on AC or 8 D sized batteries.  AL

Hello welcome2myhead,
Wow you really opened a can of worms! I see you been a member for nearly 3 years and have only made two posts. I am just curious as to what the other one was.

I will be 66 in March. I don't remember if I replied to this thread before or not.
They say there are 2 things that happen when you get old.
# 1 you lose your memory.
#2 ???????? Shoot I can't remember what #2 was.

Got my grown daughter a Dulcimer.  It finally got here day before yesterday. I was afraid to post before it got here. She likes it.

You should be able to click the box beside the title you want to delete and a check mark will fill the box. Then scroll down till you see the word "delete".  Click it and the song should be gone.

This is my favorite today!  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKIDRltkJ5A

Well Excuuuuuuuuuuusssse me!!!!!

He said jokingly!

Russell this mey interest you. I've never met him but Mr. Burton only lives about 30 miles from here.

SUSLA gets guitars from James Burton Foundation 
Aug 23, 2008 at 10:41 AM 
Southern University-Shreveport has received 30 Yamaha acoustic guitars and gig bags from the James Burton Foundation to initiate a new guitar class through the university’s Continuing Education Program.

The class, Acoustic Guitar For Beginners, will be offered from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. June 23 through July 14, at SUSLA’s Metro Center, 610 Texas St. Course fee is $79 and those over 12 can participate.

Foundation President and Rock n Roll Hall of Fame member James Burton was to be on campus to today to present the guitars.

Thanks from me too Pix. I was wondering how the action on a guitar could be adjusted if you couldn't take all strings off.

Check out previous threads. You will find some discussion on this subject. I will try to bump one up.

Try it, you'll like it. There ain't nothing you and God can't do together.