Zoom H5 Studio Handy Recorder

£295.00

Zoom H5 Studio Handy Recorder by Zoom is part of our Guitar Pedals selection. See the current Andertons listing, specification and availability below.

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The Zoom H5studio is a cutting edge handy recorder designed for creators, musicians, and audio professionals who demand high quality recordings in a compact form. Equipped with studio grade preamps and an advanced capsule system, the H5studio captures pristine audio with incredible depth and clarity. Featuring 32-bit float recording, dual AD converters, and RF shielding, it ensures professional grade sound without distortion or interference.

This powerful device supports six track recording up to 192-kHz, making it perfect for music production, podcasting, and field recording. With versatile inputs, including XLR/TRS combo jacks with phantom power, a 3.5mm stereo jack, and a modular mic capsule system, the H5studio adapts to any recording environment. Its intuitive interface, full colour LCD screen, and wireless control options provide seamless operation, whether in the studio or on location.

Key Features:

  • 32-bit float recording:
    Capture audio with extreme dynamic range and zero clipping, ensuring high quality recordings without the need for gain adjustments.
  • Six track recording:
    Record up to six simultaneous tracks with sample rates up to 192-kHz, perfect for professional multi track productions.
  • Versatile connectivity:
    Includes XLR/TRS combo inputs with phantom power, a 3.5mm line input, a headphone out, and a built in speaker for monitoring.

Unparalleled Audio Quality:

The H5studio features Zoom’s premium F series preamps, delivering unmatched clarity and a low noise floor of 127-dBu EIN. This ensures every detail of your recording is captured with precision, even in the most demanding environments. The advanced limiters anticipate and prevent distortion, while RF shielding protects against interference from mobile devices and Wi Fi signals.

Next Generation Capsule System:

The H5studio introduces the 3.0 capsule system, supporting 32-bit float recording and offering compatibility with various mic modules. Whether capturing dialogue, ambient sounds, or live performances, the interchangeable capsules provide the flexibility to adapt to any scenario. Compatible with SSH-6e and EXH-6e capsules, this system expands your creative possibilities.

Seamless Wireless Control:

With the ZOOM Handy Control & Sync app for iOS, users can remotely manage their recordings, synchronise timecode, and control multiple Zoom recorders from a single interface. The dedicated BTA-1 or TCA-1 adapters enable effortless wireless operation, ensuring seamless integration into any production workflow.

Specifications:

  • Inputs: 1x Mic capsule, 2x MIC/LINE (mono)
  • Outputs: 1x LINE OUT, 1x Headphone, 1x Built-in speaker (mono)
  • Microphone: XYH-5s, 90° XY stereo, 140 dB SPL max
  • Recording formats: WAV (44.1/48/96/192 kHz, 16/24-bit, 32-bit float)
  • Storage: microSDHC/microSDXC (up to 2TB)
  • Display: 2.00″ full-colour LCD (320 × 240)
  • USB: USB-C, 4-in/2-out audio interface
  • Power: 4x AA batteries (up to 15 hours), USB bus power, AC adapter (optional)
  • Dimensions: 206 mm x 86 mm x 54.6 mm
  • Weight: 410 g (including batteries)

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