ISOPOD Line Level Summing Balancer for iPod

Awesome product for converting stereo to mono in a snap! It saved my day. I have a Fender 500 Pro sound system that does not have any monitor outputs. It is not meant to run monitors. But I could take the stereo out, and using the Isopod, convert it to a mono signal for sending the house mix to my powered monitors. This solved a problem that Fender 500 Pro owners have been talking about since 2014. Worked like a charm, and so easy! Worth the $56 or so bucks for the Isopod!

It works like it should. It takes stereo unbalanced 3.5 to summed mono balanced xlr with isolation transformers. Great for running that laptop, phone, MP3, ect. to a lectern some distance away from the board without hum.

Saving me hours of work by going in and editing my music files. Not only does it fix that "why the heck is once channel cancelling the other??" problem, but it also puts both sides on one track. Some of my oldies music has the left and right channel doing different parts. This takes care of that and does not at all damped the sound quality. I would not want to gig without it.ALSO my Mackie board usually has a high pitch whistle (very subtle) when connected to my PC, with this (running out the 1/8 headphone jack) nothing. So that is a positive for me!

This little Isopod worked really well. I purchased 2 of them to connect a computer to my audio console. They worked well and the compact size was helpful because space was limited.

I like everything about this product.

Kind of lightweight. Not real solid feeling but works as it's supposed to.

This Whirlwind Isopod worked perfectly with our sound board. I have used this with both a Windows 8.1 laptop and an Apple TV. The audio was very crisp and clear with either source and it effectively eliminates any hum that can occur when going from a digital to analog PA system or mixer. For Apple TV, which has a digital optical (Toslink) output port in the back, you will need a digital to analog converter to convert the audio. The price was economical as well.

Never a problem. Use it weekly as a freelance audio engineer. Only bother is making sure it doesn’t get nicked; everyone I’ve shown it to gets excited about it.