Six-Person Karaoke Booth with RGB Light Bars
The BLEE six-person karaoke booth seats a small group inside a matte black cabinet framed by vertical RGB light bars that fade from magenta to amber to cyan. A backlit header above the door carries the K Party logo in rainbow lettering, so the unit reads as a lit sign from across a concourse. Two slim strips flank the entrance, and the shell sits on threaded feet that keep the door aligned on uneven flooring.
Soundproof Karaoke Cabin Shell
Inside, this karaoke cabin pairs a padded bench with acoustic lining, so six singers share one screen without sound leaking into the corridor. A ceiling panel holds the microphone hooks, the screen sits at seated eye level, and the door closes on a magnetic seal that keeps the room quiet during a chorus. Benches wear wipe-clean vinyl, which matters in a hall where drinks come in.
Door, Handle and Control Buttons
The door carries a backlit microphone graphic, a chrome pull handle and three round buttons for volume and track control, so guests never reach for a console. A slim light strip runs down each side of the frame, and this KTV booth stays visible even when the hall lights dim for the evening. The six-person karaoke booth is bevelled at the edges, so shoulders do not catch on the frame.
Placement, Levelling and Sea Freight
Each corner sits on a threaded foot with a rubber pad, so two staff can level this karaoke machine on tile or carpet. Delivery is by sea in wooden boxes, frames or cartons, with the light bars and header packed separately and wired on site. Levelling before opening stops the door dragging, and the header connector is a single plug, so a replacement bar drops in without rewiring.
