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Zoom F6 6-Input / 14-Track Multitrack Field Recorder

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Product Overview

The Zoom F6 6-Input / 14-Track Multitrack Field Recorder is an incredibly versatile and powerful audio recording device. With its six inputs, fourteen tracks, and many features such as time code support, mic preamps with phantom power, limiters, and built-in effects processing; the F6 offers an all-in-one solution for field recording. The unit has multiple digital inputs for connecting external sound sources like CD players or music instruments as well as a built in mixer that allows you to shape the sound of those sources before sending them into the recorder for capture.

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Zoom F6 6-Input / 14-Track Multitrack Field Recorder

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The ZOOM F6.

The ZOOM F6.

32-Bit Float Recording

Ambisonic Audio

Ambisonic Audio

The F6’s Ambisonics mode offers precision A-to-B decoding and balanced gain linking, enabling you to capture spatial audio for VR, AR and more.

32-Bit Float Recording

32-Bit Float Recording

In the field, fluctuating dynamics can prove challenging. Loud sounds can cause clipping and quiet sounds can get lost in the noise. The F6 uses 32-bit float recording with dual A/D converters to capture both explosive and subtle sounds at full audio quality – without ever needing to adjust gain!

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