Zoom R20
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Zoom
R20
Product Info
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Product Description
- Zoom R20
- Multitrack Recorder
- 8 Recording and 16 playback tracks (24Bit / 44.1kHz)
- Easy handling due to DAW-inspired user interface
- Colour 4.3" LCD touch screen
- An integrated editor and multi-effects processor
- EQ and compressor/limiter/gate per each channel
- 150 Rhythm patterns from 30 genres
- An internal synthesiser with 18 sounds
- playable via USB-MIDI or touchscreen
- Import of standard MIDI files for backing tracks
- Colour-coded volume faders
- gain controls and tracks
- 8 Microphone inputs with low-noise preamps
- Channel 1 with switchable Hi-Z instrument input and XLR/TRS combo jack
- +48V Phantom power switchable for channels 5-8
- USB-C audio interface with 8 inputs and 4 outputs: wireless connection to R20 Control App via optional BTA-1 Bluetooth adapter (Art. 423971
- not included)
- Recording directly onto SDHC cards with max. 32GB and SDXC cards with max. 1TB (memory card not included)
- An integrated tuner and metronome
- Stereo output: 2 x 6.3 mm TRS jack
- Stereo headphone output: 6.3 mm TRS jack
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 378 x 206 x 58 mm
- Weight: 1.33 kg
- Incl. Zoom ZAD-1220 power supply (12V DC/2.0A) and a Quick Start guide
Additional Information
About the Zoom R20
The Zoom R20 represents excellent craftsmanship in the Multitrack Compact Studios category.
Why Choose the Zoom R20?
- •Authentic Zoom craftsmanship and design
- •Versatile sound suitable for multiple musical genres
- •Professional build quality and reliable performance
- •Part of Zoom's respected Multitrack Compact Studios lineup
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Zoom R20 stands out for its exceptional Zoom craftsmanship and innovative design. This instrument offers professional-grade quality with reliable performance that musicians trust worldwide.
Yes! The Zoom R20 is an excellent choice for beginners. With its affordable price point and quality construction, it's perfect for learning multitrack compact studios.
Depending on your specific needs with the Zoom R20, you may need various accessories. Check the product specifications for recommendations and compatibility.
Proper care of your Zoom R20 includes regular cleaning, proper storage, and following manufacturer guidelines. Consult the manual for specific maintenance requirements.
The Zoom R20 offers unique characteristics that set it apart from similar models. For detailed comparisons with specific alternatives, check out our comparison tools above or browse the similar products section to see how it stacks up against other multitrack compact studios.