Omnitronic GNOME 202P Black
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Omnitronic
GNOME 202P Black
Product Info
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
Look, this little Omnitronic is a bare-bones mixer, but it's shockingly compact and has Bluetooth. It's perfect for a mobile DJ, a bedroom producer wanting a simple mixing solution, or someone needing a basic backup mixer – don't expect miracles, but it does what it says it will at a really affordable price point.
Product Description
- Omnitronic GNOME 202P Black
- DJ Mixer
- With Bluetooth and MP3 player
- Very light and extremely compact DJ mixer
- 2 Stereo channels (RCA) with gain control and 2-band EQ
- Crossfader
- 6.3 mm Mono microphone input
- 6.3 mm Stereo headphone output
- Operation via 12V/0.5A power supply (included)
- Dimensions (WxDxH): 100 x 270 x 60 mm
- Weight: 0.5 kg
- Colour: Black
PROS
- • Extremely compact and lightweight for portability.
- • Integrated Bluetooth offers convenient music streaming.
- • Basic EQ provides some tonal shaping ability.
- • Microphone input allows for live vocal integration.
CONS
- • Limited channel count restricts mixing complexity.
- • Plastic build feels budget-oriented, lacks robustness.
- • EQ is basic, offering only limited frequency control.
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
2 Stereo (RCA)
Effects
None
USB
No
Phono Inputs
No
Crossfader Type
Standard
Weight
0.5 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, the GNOME 202P lacks dedicated phono preamps, so you'll need an external preamp to use turntables.
Bluetooth connectivity is functional but don't expect high-end stability; occasional dropouts are possible depending on signal strength.
A dynamic microphone with a standard XLR or 6.35mm connector will work best, but you might need an adapter depending on the mic.
