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Zoom BTA-1 Bluetooth Adapter for ARQ AR-48, L-20, R20, H3-VR & F6

The Zoom BTA-1 is a Bluetooth adapter designed to allow wireless control of your ARQ AR-48, LiveTrak L-20, Zoom F6, R20, or H3-VR for enhanced convenience at the studio, in the field, or on stage. Its compact housing fits neatly in your device without obstructing access to other ports. Once configured, it allows wireless control from a distance of up to 32.8 feet.

SKU: GC26-FXZ392

Zoom BTA-1 Bluetooth Adapter for ARQ AR-48, L-20, R20, H3-VR & F6

Zoom BTA-1 Bluetooth Adapter for ARQ AR-48, L-20, R20, H3-VR & F6

The Zoom BTA-1 is a Bluetooth adapter designed to allow wireless control of your ARQ AR-48, LiveTrak L-20, Zoom F6, R20, or H3-VR for enhanced convenience at the studio, in the field, or on stage. Its compact housing fits neatly in your device without obstructing access to other ports. Once configured, it allows wireless control from a distance of up to 32.8 feet.

When connected to an ARQ AR-48 (sold separately), the BTA-1 enables use of the AR-48 for wireless control of your MIDI instruments and devices connected to your computer—samplers, synths, and drum machines, as well as MIDI-enabled effects processors

When connected to a LiveTrak L-20 (sold separately), the BTA-1 allows wireless control via a free iOS mobile app featuring most onboard functions including fader levels and modes, scenes, EQ, EFX sends, returns, parameters, and more

When connected to an H3-VR (sold separately), the BTA-1 offers wireless control via a free iOS mobile app featuring transport controls, level settings, and metadata notes

When connected to a Zoom F6 (sold separately), the BTA-1 offers wireless control via the free F Control iOS mobile app featuring signal monitoring, transport controls, level settings, and metadata notes

When connected to an R20 (sold separately) the BTA-1 allows wireless control over many of the recorder's functions via a free iOS mobile app (expected availability in 2022)

Key Features:

For ARQ AR-48 & LiveTrak L-20

For H3-VR Handy Recorder

Works with Zoom F6 and R20 Recorders

Adds Wireless Control Capabilities

Up to 32.8' Bluetooth Range

Compact Housing

Compatible with iOS-Only Mobile App

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Zoom BTA-1 Bluetooth Adapter for ARQ AR-48, L-20, R20, H3-VR & F6

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Zoom BTA-1 Bluetooth Adapter for ARQ AR-48, L-20, R20, H3-VR & F6

The Zoom BTA-1 is a Bluetooth adapter designed to allow wireless control of your ARQ AR-48, LiveTrak L-20, Zoom F6, R20, or H3-VR for enhanced convenience at the studio, in the field, or on stage. Its compact housing fits neatly in your device without obstructing access to other ports. Once configured, it allows wireless control from a distance of up to 32.8 feet.

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