Aislador DJ de 2 canales Omnitronic ISO-23 MK2 con EQ de 3 bandas, modelo 10355903

The Omnitronic ISO-23 MK2 is a 2-channel DJ isolator with a three-band equalizer designed for live mixing and DJ booth use. It provides independent low, mid and high controls for each channel to refine transitions, reduce frequency clashes and shape the tonal balance of incoming signals. The unit is compact and can be placed on a tabletop or mounted in a rack, making it suitable for compact setups and mobile rigs where precise frequency control is required.

Advantages

The ISO-23 MK2 offers separate low, mid and high EQ controls on two channels, enabling accurate attenuation or accentuation of specific frequency ranges without affecting the rest of the mix. Its compact footprint and robust front-panel controls simplify workflow during live sets, while the isolator architecture allows for fast, musical cuts and smoothing of transitions. The device is engineered for consistent performance in club and event environments and helps improve clarity by removing problem bands.

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How to use

Connect the ISO-23 MK2 between your source devices and the main mixer or amplifier using the appropriate audio cables. Use the channel EQ knobs to reduce or boost low, mid and high frequencies as needed to smooth transitions and eliminate clashes between tracks. During a mix, make gradual adjustments to avoid abrupt changes; for quick cuts, apply more aggressive attenuation on the relevant band. The compact design allows placement on a DJ table or insertion into a rack for studio or live applications.

Recommendations

For live DJ sets, start with flat EQ settings and make incremental adjustments while monitoring on headphones and through the main system. Use the low-band control to tighten bass during busy mixes, the mid control to reduce frequency masking between vocals and instruments, and the high control to soften or brighten the top end. Regularly check connections and keep the unit accessible for on-the-fly corrections during performances.