A Compact Karaoke Pod for Tight Corners
At 80 x 80 x 190 cm, this two-person karaoke booth turns two square metres of floor into a private singing room. Rounded corners, a mint-green metal shell and a warm LED strip tracing the door frame make the unit read as a lit sign at the end of a corridor. The backlit header panel above the entrance carries venue branding, and the chrome pull handle lets guests see the orange bench before they step in.
Inside the Soundproof KTV Cabin
Acoustic lining, a teal curtain and an upholstered two-seat bench absorb sound and keep neighbouring tables undisturbed. A ceiling strip light spreads even light, hooks on the perforated grid hold the microphones, the timber-look floor takes an anti-slip mat, and low-noise fans keep air moving through long sessions in the mini KTV room. The bench sits on a black steel frame, and the cables run behind the lining.
Self-Service Singing Machine, Low Upkeep
Venues place the BLEE singing machine in shopping malls, cinema lobbies, bars, arcades, hotels and family entertainment centres. The full-height acrylic door lets passers-by watch a session in progress, so the pod sells the next turn, and sessions are timed and paid on the spot. Modular panels swap on site, the metal body wipes clean with a damp cloth, and staff only collect takings and restock.
Sea Freight, Power and On-Site Setup
Each two-person karaoke booth ships by sea in wooden boxes, frames or cartons, one cabin per set, with corner guards protecting the acrylic door. Power draw is 150 W on a standard single-phase supply, and four castors with levelling feet let two people move and level it without tools or building work. A wiring diagram and a spare parts list travel with every set.
