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Nooooooooooooooooo. Previously Karaoke has been relegated to the drunks late night at bars and pubs world wide. Griffin Tech obviously feels this atrocious art from need to be accessible to people in public.

Out of al the accessories they make, why would they think that this is necessary? I won’t take away the technical merits of this product. The iKaraoke works by sending music from the iPod to your stereo without the lead vocals removed, enabling you to pretend you are the next Aerosmith. Thank God Griffin added reverb effects that make you sound better than you actually are.

When you are done with the Karaoke function, you can pretend you are Bob Barker because Griffin obviously took design cues from The Price is Right.

The iKaraoke will be released this winter and is compatible with the 1G and 2G iPod nano, iPod mini, 4G, 5G, and 6G iPod video. Beer not included.