Ayu Karaoke

[maikaru]

Originally Posted by ayuinh.k?

OMG you live in toronto??..i live in toronto too (actually i live in markham) LOL
do you know what ayu songs they have in koreatown..like most common? i've been wanting to sing microphone and you were..., but i think there too recent

Yeah, now I am studying at University of Toronto downtown~

I know for sure that if you go to Finch karaoke, like Shout or Yonge Karaoke, they have really new ones. I know there are certain rooms in Shout that already have Microphone for sure, because I sang that. But my korean friends told me there's two types of system in Shout, and it depends on the room you get. Yonge Karaoke doesn't have Microphone I don't think, but it's still really cheap.

Shout Karaoke's two systems are really similar, but for example one system has Microphone, while the other doesn't, and one has GREEN while the other doesn't. One has Rule, and one has Sparkle. But I would suggest the system with Microphone, because it has the most amount of non-album songs from Ayu... it's really great. But actually, I think You were... is on the system that doesn't have Microphone, because I sang You were... there too, but I can't remember...

Anyways, the point is I really like Shout because many Ayu songs.

Originally Posted by Yumsushi

Try Star or Twister Karaoke in Toronto; Twister has the largest number of Ayu songs though but their menu is a little confusing. I havent seen microphone anywhere yet but the karaoke place I went to on Sunday already had You were... so I assume places in Toronto would have it aswell.

I do not recommend Twister at all. It's so expensive, and the front desk lady ripped us off when we decided Twister wasn't for us... the system is too confusing, and we love to change key and tempo to play games, but Twister can't do it, and too expensive, so we decided in the first 5 minutes to leave, and the front lady said we have to pay for 30 minutes then... sorry, I dont accept, so I just left like one dollar on her counter, and left... LOL

Shout and other korean style karaoke places have smaller selection of songs, but they give you free service time, like 1 hour extra without paying for it, and also the sound quality is really good, and rooms are so nice and clean... and the front people are really nice.

[Yumsushi]

Originally Posted by maikaru

I do not recommend Twister at all. It's so expensive, and the front desk lady ripped us off when we decided Twister wasn't for us... the system is too confusing, and we love to change key and tempo to play games, but Twister can't do it, and too expensive, so we decided in the first 5 minutes to leave, and the front lady said we have to pay for 30 minutes then... sorry, I dont accept, so I just left like one dollar on her counter, and left... LOL

Shout and other korean style karaoke places have smaller selection of songs, but they give you free service time, like 1 hour extra without paying for it, and also the sound quality is really good, and rooms are so nice and clean... and the front people are really nice.

I didnt have such a bad experience at Twister because the owner came in to show us how to use the menu (and then stayed to watch me sing Koda's Exstacy lol), but we both agree that the menu is rather confusing.
I havent been to any places on Finch and Yonge but I will check them out now since I cant turn down the chance of getting an hour free.

[maikaru]

Originally Posted by Yumsushi

I didnt have such a bad experience at Twister because the owner came in to show us how to use the menu (and then stayed to watch me sing Koda's Exstacy lol), but we both agree that the menu is rather confusing.
I havent been to any places on Finch and Yonge but I will check them out now since I cant turn down the chance of getting an hour free.

Also, for example Shout or Yonge Karaoke, in the daytime you can pay just 5$$ per person, and you can sing for maybe 4 or 5 hours with just that fee... it's really great, and I don't think Twitter has that.

[Yumsushi]

Originally Posted by maikaru

Also, for example Shout or Yonge Karaoke, in the daytime you can pay just 5$$ per person, and you can sing for maybe 4 or 5 hours with just that fee... it's really great, and I don't think Twitter has that.

I will definitely check it out! So if the next time you go you hear someone massacring music in one of the rooms, that'll be me, lol.