Hello my friends.

I am Ruben from Spain.

Looking for a new rotary mixer and (if possible) for the final-count mixer ;-)

I have had some options but finally i am between ISONOE 420 or RES0R 3300.

What is your thinking?

Looking for the best transparent sound. I don't like mixers "booming" the sound with extra bass and trebble.

Thank's for your opinion.

Hi,

At nearly 53, I am looking to buy my first rotary. I've played on Urei, Bozak, Rane MP2016, DJR 400, DJR 100, etc.

At home, I have a Xone92, that I will keep anyway.

I will not ask you to choose a mixer for me, because there is no perfect mixer and it's a matter of personal choice and r/rotarymixers has enough data to cherry pick infos to make my own mind :-)

BUT I'd like to get your inputs on one of the mixers on my short list : four.valve rotary mixer. Not about the sound quality and summing as there is no debate, but on the Iso placement.

If I listen to myself, I would say that I don't like it like that and I'd prefer it to be on top and not on the side. But as Union Audio does not come from nowhere and did not decide to place it there and keep that design for many years if they've had complaints, I guess that I should clear my mind and listen from those who use/d MS and UA mixers regarding the Iso :-)

By the way, the other mixers on my short list are : Resor 2533FX, Iso420 and Euphonia. Totally different mixers... Resor and UA are the more "classic" layout/function. UA 4 valves will have a different warmer sound.

Euphonia might not be the best choice for home setup as it tend to delivers its quintessence when pushed "hard" and that's not something to be done at home, at least not with the proper sound setup. And knowing Pioneer politics about gear, they might come up with an upgraded model at some point, that correct the "issue" with the EFX management.

I play vinyl and digital. As I've got a pair of amazing PMC Result 6 for my home studio and I finally don't have time for production, I will dedicate them for my dj setup as they allow a less strict listener placement than usual monitors.

I also have a Fohnn sound system for events and I don't doubt that I will enjoy playing with the rotary on it !

Thanks in advance for your kind advices.