Omnitronic TRM-222 Rotary Review: A New Look | Beatsource Tech

[@curtislindersmith8781]

I’ve been waiting for someone to do a review! So glad it was you!

[@LeonEdwards1976]

I kept seeing this all over my social media feeds, it kept catching my eye, that means a lot to me. Great to hear your review Mojaxx.

[@frederikjacob1985]

Hope they do a 4 channel of this mixer. Would instantly change my trm202mk2 with it. But i love my mk2!

[@Ray_Goldbloom]

I just engage filter on the kick and it usually covers up the click sound. It doesn’t click all the time, so for the price it’s still a great deal.

[@jimrolypoly9015]

I was pretty set on a Warm 2 but the crossfader on this is pretty appealing. Interested to hear how they compare sound wise.

[@RobAlahn]

I was expecting to hear Blue Monday. But aside from that I was pleasantly surprised that the knobs that flank the crossfader weren’t a distraction or hindrance for you. I’m not a turntablist yet but the knobs to the east and west of the crossfader typically give me pause. I’ve also given up on finding a better HPF on a mixer in any price point better than MasterSounds. Having said that the feature set, build quality and price point of this mixer make it a good look. The flux capacitor input is also a plus. But the final nail in the coffin of my mixer review is the master in the headphones isn’t the actual master. 🤷🏽‍♂️ 🤔 Great job as always Mojaxx. Keep em coming!!!!

[@funklat1]

What a gorgeous mixer 👌

[@junkshopbeats9188]

Wood panels and this is pure filth.

[@drewbeck1000]

Their filter approach is similar to Allen & Heath's - it's not my favorite but I've gotten used to it on my 92 (rotary!). IMO it forces me to be a little more intentional when filtering, which I like. Filtering more as an effect, I guess, vs filtering for blending.

[@BennyGogz]

Another fantastic, balanced review… well done Omnitronic on delivering a well rounded mixer. The X-Fader and it being removable is a great touch 👌🏼

[@Fran-or3lt]

Awesome review and awesome looking mixer! This one is for sure getting purchased.

[@gabrielmercier-blouin7478]

The send might work like a pre-fader if you leave the volume up and use the crossfader to cut out the signal, then you can get the wet signal without the dry. Also, for the filter, I would simply engage it when the channel's volume is down. To me, a built in filter and send/return makes this package very appealing. Thanks for the review!

[@karolinapajor7066]

Thanks for the review great stuff I need to set my one up 😅

[@paomazaki5647]

where is Blue Monday, Mojaxx?

[@ashku27]

He saves that for the high-end kit

[@TheDjed19]

It was time for a different song!

[@djcarlosalicea1638]

It should be the same song. Even if we are listening through KZbin, you more or less can hear the difference in sound.

[@nickloss2377]

hope you get your hands on the tp1 rotary whenever they start making them available... Oh nice shoutout to @mixersinside ....great channel run by a great guy! PS: why not send him a mixer or two in your stockpile for a quick teardown and assessment ...I'm sure he'll have it back to you in no time...the manufacturers won't even know! 😉 hehe

[@KrisFasimba-mo1lf]

Well I’m still warming up with this TRM-222, with my turntables and a delay box plugged in. And I must humbly say that I totally agree with Mojaxx, I’m having a lot of fun while I’m playing my records. On my unit at least, the HPF doesn’t pop, but the LPF does. It’s a pity to say that, but I simply don’t use it at all, I took off the knob to be sure not to confuse. And to me, it cannot be a question of high or low price. A brand new model and a brand new unit should not pop. Especially when it was already the case with the TRM-222. Anyway I don’t regret my purchase at all, unfortunately for that amount of money, I consider that we can’t expect perfection.

[@Dee.J.Mogfry]

A&H 92 pops as well....but they did address it on the recent reiteration of it though...

[@iAAo99bai]

I'd rather the manufacturer adding $50 on the price to solve the filter pop. I really dislike popping filters.

[@oscillatordirm579]

Great job as usual!!🙌

[@junkshopbeats9188]

I've been looking at beautiful, aesthetic boutique rotaries for years. The affordable options were just not scratching the itch. But this looks the part. Sounds the part too.

[@DB82TECHNO]

love the look of this mixer its absolutely bang on tasty

[@njgibbsbluefootrecords1811]

Great review Pal.

[@pabloeger51]

Thank you very much for the review

[@tomoflis5338]

@Mojaxx which in your opinion is better TRM 222 or Warm 2

[@arbcovers]

Thanks for that Mo.. This video has made my mind up and definitely will buy now.

[@Dee.J.Mogfry]

Buy the Ecler warm...don't bother with this....

[@DJkleptic]

Almost perfect mixer. What was the price Mojaxx?

[@thet0ve]

@mojaxx - I have my rekordbox DVS uniit plugged in to this mixer through the time code outputs, the problem I have is in order to retain the sound quality on vinyl, I have to unplug the cables from the DVS interface and back in to the phono inputs of the mixer. Any ideas of a better method of connecting? Love the review, this mixer is great value and so much fun. For the money it’s packed full of features

[@willzge]

what would be better for the money then between this TRM 222 and the Ecler Warm2? same price range now and similar in the way they are both 2 channel.

[@beatnikcafe]

I want a TRM-402 w/ aux sends. What is the closest thing to that description?

[@MrLeeCox]

With the cueing, can you still blend between what you are cueing up and the main sound?

[@danielhipwell3607]

I’m looking to upgrade from a xone 23 and was wondering if this mixer is worth it.

[@gjb83]

Sorry if I’m missing something obvious here, but I have a question, if I’m only using turntables with that mixer and want to switch between regular vinyl and timecode via serato DVS, is that possible without swapping cables around?? I can see from the vid that there’s inputs for time code vinyl at the back, but if want to play normal vinyl too

[@regend762]

Plug in turntables into phono input and keep them there. Take DVS output and plug into your DVS box. Now you can use DVS and vinyl.

[@benzac119]

Snatched this bad boy day-1 when Juno put it on their site, couldn't be more happier ever since

[@Mallymal1914]

@mojaxx: crossfader and VU meters aside, would you upgrade from any of the other TRM models to the 222 model? ...I have the 402.

[@Mojaxx]

It’s not really an upgrade in any areas, apart from those you mentioned. So to be honest I’d probably save your pennies and upgrade to something more boutique later on instead.

[@simonwarburton4291]

@@Mojaxx the TRM 222 has send and return but the 202 doesn't? Or am I missing a way to connect send and return to the 202?

[@Mallymal1914]

@@Mojaxx ...thanks Bro!

[@robertosena1366]

Can anyone compare this to the Warm 2 sound wise? Its the last bit of info i need before I decide on a mixer 😭

[@stinkygreencat]

4:02 Was very keen on getting this but as someone who needs to dj in headphones only a lot of the time, that pretty much rules this mixer out for me. Shame

[@emanuel3636]

I agree, this is a bummer.

[@ElGlitter]

Literally the only reason I’m hesitating to buy :(. Brutally sad

[@saintsteve]

Now that Mastersounds no longer make their mixers, is this the best sub £1k rotary you can buy?

[@regend762]

Ecler Warm 2?

[@melvinpriester5046]

How does sound quality compare to Ecler Warm 2?

[@Dee.J.Mogfry]

Not even in the same ballpark as regards to sound of an Ecler.

[@ashku27]

It looks like a deep fat fryer

[@parisdontlikeyou]

A sexy deep fat fryer

[@ChrisERoots]

The filter I could live with…I’d rather it not be there at all with the pop but I’d live with it. However I do a lot of my mixing in my headphones and I’d struggle not hearing what the ISO’s and effects are doing. Sadly it might be a no on this

[@R0CUK]

I think from what he said it's only the mic input that has that issue not listening on headphones?

[@djvjnigel]

Such a shame about the master cue path :(

[@ElGlitter]

Literally the only reason I can’t buy this 😢

[@m-stat9]

Too bad they also kinda messed up the filter just like on the Headliners R2 and R4…. :( otherwise a sexy looking beast

[@m-stat9]

can you ‚hide‘ the popping when activatingit perfectly on a kick/beat?

[@viezurelepanykt]

The filter sound exactly like the one on the Xone DB 4 that i have, apart from the pops when engaging them, the changing in the sound when they are active is quite noticeable and it kinda ticks me off... i did found that on the low pass filter is not that bad but on the high pass it definitely add a lot more high and noise... it's kind of sad but hey, it is what it is... never realised that the price of this mixer is quite good! for the people who own one, how do you feel it sounds as a mixer? i know the digital db4 that i have is not that great but is this analog great sounding?

[@Dee.J.Mogfry]

Just buy the Ecler warm...

[@roymoxley2587]

Oh shit another turn knob mixer

[@tonygall0]

I wonder if the switches for the filter could be modded to be silent. That’s the biggest issue stopping me from buying these types of mixer.

[@tspinning]

Super excited for this, will be my first rotary. Great dive into the internals from Mixers Inside and you move a jumper to send the isolator out of the headphones! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYjJf4OsrKZ0lcksi=thxjCDLxfYNaFMEJ

[@mansamusic4783]

Why the fader?😢

[@Mojaxx]

For scratching, mostly

[@tinnovakovic852]

Hhahah hope it can be removed 😂😂😂

[@Mojaxx]

@@tinnovakovic852There’s quite a large section of this video demonstrating how the fader can be removed, bypassed, and replaced with a blank plate…

[@ElGlitter]

Literally the only reason holding me back from buying this is because of the cue master behavior :(. So sad

[@badslipmats]

Filter still pops hahaha

[@jaycastelli2339]

Cause is fully analog

[@pablospace]

@@jaycastelli2339xone 96 dont pop

[@djmarzek]

@@pablospace yeah lets compare a $2000 vs a $700 mixer

[@jaycastelli2339]

@@pablospace cause xone96 is not fully analog bro

[@pablospace]

@@djmarzek so is matter of price and cuality, not of being analog. We agree.

[@jojorilu]

I have followed this channel for a lot of years and I always loved Mojaxx breakdown on dj tech and equipment. But lately this channel has become a rotary specialized review channel. I don't blame Mojaxx, new DJ equipment has been stagnant since the start of the pandemic, so I get it. Still I wished he'd review more diverse DJ content than just reviewing every rotary mixer that gets released. Mojaxx could just have episodes where he talks about different topics, like the lack of dj equipment, thoughts on the dj tech future, what's missing/what's needed and so on. His perspectives are always very insightful so I would love to hear him talk more about the general status of DJing. Like this comment if you agree and maybe he can make this into reality 🙏🏽

[@anthonycacharron]

EDIT : Had an issue with a power supply on my TRM 202. After contacting them directly on Facebook I was directed to an email address and there I was able to speak with someone. Although it took a consequent amount of time to fix this, I was able to get a power supply from them and repaired it myself with the help of a good friend who knows his stuff. Now everything is working again and I'm able to remember why I loved the TRM 202

[@maxnewson]

Standard kettle plug no?

[@anthonycacharron]

@@maxnewson I don't know actually :) What other type of power supply is there?

[@Bigger-Circuitry-Bigger-SOUND]

i would be careful to not recommend MIXER INSIDE as the “goat” as he is not and take his opinion with a pinch of salt as the young boy has not prove him self to build anything!! Mixer inside is a young boy from East Europe (with very very proud East Europe Ego / Arrogance) that want to show of his knowledge (not real mixer building experience) by tricking people like You and others that has no idea about Electronic engineering so he can be famous on you tube!! REAL ENGINEERS DON’T STAY ON KZbin, THEY BUILD MIXERS just saying BOZAK was build with cheap components and still realmain the most beautiful sounding mixer Minimoog was buold with cheap components inside and also a bug in circuitry but still is THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SOUNDING SYNTHESIZER ARP2600 blu marling and grey mini also ARP2500 were build with cheap components and there were bugs but their sound is UNPARALELED by anything etc etc

[@UnemployableFakeGuru]

Why?

[@TuffKaya]

It looks really bad.

[@hoozn]

Not my type of mixer. The layout feels a bit weird and crammed, and Imho there is nothing worse than a brushed metal faceplate. Fifteen years ago, a faceplate like that was the main reason why I did not replace my fried Nuo 3 with its successor 3.0, and opted for something else instead.

[@jamesjross]

I used an omnitronic 1210 copy as my first decks in 2002. when I got on to the original I couldn't tell the difference