Cadillac M.
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Honestly I haven't found a good karaoke spot in Portland, I wouldn't say this one is good either, but it's better. I like that the people there were fun and it felt like a house party more than karaoke, so it's not so scary to sing in front of people. The host is a great hype man, he's super engaging and the overall environment is really fun in that drunk karaoke type of way.
I think it could be better if the mics and speakers were turned down. It's a tiny place, and the volume level was honestly dangerous for your hearing threshold and that's super harsh and damaging to the sound equipment in general.
The second recommendation I would make is allowing everyone to sing their song before having a hierarchy to the line. It took over an hour for anyone outside a specific party to sing their first song, while folks within their party were singing back to back. There was a lot of screaming into the mics, while the volume was turned up, so we left after 1 song. My ears are actually still ringing.