Pull your sound through the prism and into a spectrum of dazzling tones and timbres. Digitone II unleashes polyphonic dimensions of exciting sonic possibilities. The creative potential crystalizes across unique melodic synth Machines and also into rich percussive worlds. Its 16 tracks can be used for any synth machine or for MIDI, with 16 voices available across those selectable synth machines. Twist and tweak a wide range of parameters on each to playfully give form to the soundscapes as they whisper or rage into existence. Framed within a modular workflow, you can explore and play the days and nights into oblivion. Try out several swappable filters, apply a variety of effects, and wobble the motion and emotion of your sounds with some LFO fun. Put the extended 128-step sequencer and Euclidean mode to work, dive into the note editor and arpeggiator, and deeper into so much more. Link your realms. Realize your sound
Features
16 voice polyphony
Multiple FM algorithms
4 × selectable SYN (synthesis) machines:
Wavetone
Swarmer
FM Tone
FM Drum
6 × selectable FLTR machines:
Multi-Mode
Lowpass 4
Equalizer
Comb-
Comb+
Legacy LP/HP
16 × synth or MIDI tracks
1 × digital base-width filter per voice
1 × digital overdrive per voice
1 × digital bit reduction per voice
1 × digital sample rate reduction per voice
1 × overdrive master effect
1 × stereo compressor master effect
3 × assignable LFOs per voice
Modulation setup for pitch bend, velocity, key track, mod wheel, breath control, aftertouch
Diverse preset library
MIDI track features
16 note polyphony per step
16 × assignable CC controls
2 × assignable LFOs per track
Performance features
4 × Trig modes
Tracks
Velocity
Retrigs (only works on audio tracks)
Preset pool (only works on audio tracks)
Keyboard mode with 36 different scales
Song Mode
Sequencer features
128 steps per pattern and track
Arpeggiator per synth track
Note edit per track
Polyphonic sequencing
Sound per step change
Individual pattern length per track
Individual time scale multiplier per track
Parameter locks
Trig conditions & trig chance
Retrig (audio tracks only)
Micro timing
1 × Euclidean sequence generator per track
Page loop
Send effects
Saturator Delay
Supervoid Reverb
Panoramic Chorus
Hardware
128 × 64 pixel OLED screen
2 × ¼” impedance balanced audio out jacks
2 × ¼” balanced audio in jacks
1 × ¼” stereo headphone jack
48 kHz, 24-bit D/A and A/D converters
Hi-Speed USB 2.0 port
MIDI In/Out/Thru with DIN Sync out
Physical specifications
Sturdy steel casing
Dimensions: W 215 × D 176 × H 63 mm (8.5″ × 6.9″ × 2.5″) (including knobs and feet)
Weight: approximately 1.48 kg (3.25 lbs)
100 × 100 mm VESA mounting holes. Use M4 screws with a max length of 7 mm.
Review by David T. on 7 Apr 2025review stating Great choice
I was tired of lifting heavy speakers out of my house, then into my car, then out of my car, into the venue and up onto stands and then having to run leads to everything, all before a performance. My son recommended the JBL eon mk2, as he had hired the same for his gigging. I can be set up in less than 10 minutes and pull down in the same time. I ...Read MoreRead more about I was tired of lifting heavy speakers
run two iPads wirelessly, so everything is easy to transport, sounds great and looks very cool. Very pleased with every aspect of the rig. Read LessRead less about I was tired of lifting heavy speakers
Review by Robert P. on 6 Apr 2025review stating SSL E Dyn
Loving the SSL E Dyn. Apparently this was on every channel during sessions with the console. I can see why. Great way to get a clean punchy signal into your DAW. Love the extender circuit as well, it does a great job of keeping any unwanted background noise out of your recording.
