• 32-bit Float Recording: Capture a wide dynamic range without digital clipping.
• 6 Inputs / 14 Tracks: Record up to six inputs simultaneously with 14-track recording capabilities.
• High-Quality Preamps: Professional-grade preamps with up to 75 dB of gain and a low noise floor.
• Multiple Power Options: Choose between AA batteries, an AC adapter, or Sony L-Series batteries.
• Time-Code I/O: Supports time-code input/output with dropframe and non-dropframe formats.
• Wireless Control: Use the optional BTA-1 adapter for wireless control via the Zoom F-Control app.
• Ambisonics Mode: Ideal for VR and 360-audio projects, capturing spatial audio.

Product Specifications

• Recording Format: 32-bit float, 24-bit/16-bit WAV
• Inputs: 6 x XLR/TRS combo jacks
• Outputs: 1 x stereo 1/8" headphone output, 1 x stereo 1/8" line output
• Recording Tracks: 14 tracks (6 inputs + 6 backup tracks + stereo mix)
• Frequency Response: 10 Hz to 80 kHz (+0.5/-3 dB)
• Phantom Power: +48V
• Gain Range: Up to 75 dB
• Media: SD, SDHC, and SDXC cards (up to 512 GB)
• Power Supply: 4 x AA batteries, AC adapter (AD-17, not included), Sony L-Series battery (not included)

How it Works:

The Zoom F6 Multitrack Field Recorder is designed for high-quality audio recording in various environments. To begin, insert your chosen power source (AA batteries, AC adapter, or Sony L-Series battery). Connect your microphones or other audio sources to the XLR/TRS combo jacks. The F6 offers 32-bit float recording, ensuring you capture a wide dynamic range without worrying about digital clipping. The high-quality preamps provide up to 75 dB of gain, delivering clear and detailed audio. You can control the F6 using the front panel or, with the optional BTA-1 adapter, via the Zoom F-Control app on your iOS device. The recorder supports time-code synchronization, making it perfect for film and video projects. The Ambisonics mode is great for capturing spatial audio for VR and 360-audio projects.

FAQs:

Can the Zoom F6 record in 32-bit float format?

Yes, the F6 supports 32-bit float recording, capturing a wide dynamic range without the risk of digital clipping.

What type of media does the F6 support for recording?

The F6 supports SD, SDHC, and SDXC cards.

How do I power the Zoom F6?

You can power the F6 using 4x AA batteries, an AC adapter (AD-17, not included), or Sony L-Series batteries.

Is the Zoom F6 compatible with wireless control?

Yes, with the optional BTA-1 adapter, you can control the F6 wirelessly using the Zoom F-Control app on your iOS device.

What is Ambisonics mode?

Ambisonics mode allows you to capture spatial audio, which is ideal for VR and 360-audio projects.