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Hi there, have one broken mic for singstar ps2. any ideas where we can get a replacement mic ? any info would be much appreciated
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No matter how much you tell it to, a star won't sing. It certainly won't hear you either.
Marcini wrote:
> According to a poll made up in my head, 0.01% of PS2 owners bought
> Singstar, or which 0.02% actually liked it.
You need to go away.
> According to a poll made up in my head, 0.01% of PS2 owners bought
> Singstar, or which 0.02% actually liked it.
You need to go away.
According to a poll made up in my head, 0.01% of PS2 owners bought Singstar, or which 0.02% actually liked it.
Depends what wires are missing/damaged?
Wrong. Singstar was superb fun; not only did it bring together a group of people for an original day in (i.e.not watching TV), but it was fun and competitive at the same time, as well as easy to pick up.
I second that comment P.W. Squire
Singstar. Pop Idol for Idiots. Bigger idiots who drive fast cars and wear overalls
Yeah right....
On the subject of singstar, I'm gutted at the change they made for singstar party - you can no longer turn off the real vocal track, which changes the whole game for me. You might as well just sing along to MTV now.
On the subject of singstar, I'm gutted at the change they made for singstar party - you can no longer turn off the real vocal track, which changes the whole game for me. You might as well just sing along to MTV now.
Do you know anyone who would want to. Anybody, no, dust. I think they prosumed they wouldnt even sell one copy of it so they did a slap dash job in making it.
Thanks Aliboy, broken mic has long been discarded so can't really send it back. It sounds like they are a bit tempramental so does anyone know how to rig up a non standard mic ? Many thanks again
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