Mogami Multi-Channel Snake Cables are world renowned, and are found in high-end professional studios, weaving out of rackmount and console equipment. It is based on Mogami's own #2932 Neglex multipair snake cable, which is well respected for its neutral tone, remarkable transmission of audio detail, noise-free background and super-flexible jacket.

Each length of audio channel wire is individually shielded with numbered jackets for simplified organization of cable clusters. The jacket is 0.047" (1.2mm) and the overall diameter is 0.453" (11.5mm).

Stunning cable construction is both supple and rugged

Individually shielded wire sets drastically minimize EMI/RFI

Eight-channel I/O with standard analog terminations will fit many popular multitrack recording units

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. wanting to use two lav mics requiring plug in power with single h1n unit; will a simple passive 1/8" splitter work for this and record each to separate track? thanks

A: No that will not work. The closest solution I am aware of that would get you one voice recorded on the left and the other on the right would be the Polsen OLM-20. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1025888-REG/polsen_olm_20_dual_omni_lav.html

Q: 2. Will the H1n record phone calls on the iPhone 11?

A: Yes, you can record phone calls from your iPhone onto the Zoom H1n recorder, but you will need to use an interface to connect the output from the iPhone to the input on the H1n. As a simple solution, you could use an external mic with a headphone output such as the Polsen MO-IPL2 Lavalier Microphone with Lightning Connector and Headphone Jack for iOS Devices (B&H # POMOIPL2). The mic will connect directly to your iPhone's Lightning port. Then use a stereo aux cable such as the Pearstone Stereo Mini Male to Stereo Mini Male Cable - Black, 3' (B&H # PEMMSA103B) to connect the headphone output from the mic to the input on the H1n. Connect standard headphones to the headphone jack on the H1n to monitor the audio as it's being recorded on the H1n. There are many other options that can be configured with adapter cables such as the JK Audio CellTap 4C Wireless Phone Audio Tap Adapter (B&H # JKCELLTAP4C) or an IK Multimedia iRig Pre Microphone Interface (B&H # IKIRIGPRE) or StarTech Headset Output Splitter for Dedicated Mic & Headphones Plugs (B&H # STMUYHSMFFAW). Please feel free to contact us by phone or through live chat to put together the best options for your application.

Q: 3. Can someone recommend a dead cat that will fit this?

A: You can use the Zoom WSU-1 Hairy Windscreen (B&H # ZOZWSU1) or the Rycote Zoom H1n Mini Windjammer (B&H # RY055471) for the built-in X/Y mic on the Zoom H1n recorder.

Q: 4. Does it eat batteries when powered off same way as original H1 does?

A: Nope! Working fine! (Zoom company fix this issue on h1. I have the same problem with the first units, but they fixed that)

Q: 5. What is the difference in the color models for the different prices. Is it just the color ?

A: Color is indeed the only difference between the Zoom H1n 2-Input / 2-Track Portable Handy Recorder with Onboard X/Y Microphone (Red) and its black and gray colored counterparts. All versions include the same accessories with purchase and have identical feature sets.

Q: 6. Can an iPhone live output into this to record everything outputting from "what you hear" on the iPhone like running into a mixer

A: Yes, you can send audio out of the iPhone and into the input of the Zoom H1n Portable Handy Recorder by using a cable like the Thore 3.5mm Audio to Lightning Connector Aux Cable (B&H # THRC12GM). This cable is directional and it will only work to send audio out of the iPhone, not to send audio into the iPhone.

Q: 7. What is difference between grey and black 2018 model?

A: I have both the black and grey recorders and I am not aware of any difference between the two other than the color. Side by side they have identical controls and interface. Having used both I'm not aware of any difference in the recording ability of either. I'd say they are equal. I would recommend the Zoom APH-1n Accessory Pack, if only for the case and windscreen. It's a snug fitting case, doesn't increase the bulk of the recorder much and affords you better protection. The other items are useful but the case and windscreen make it worth it. As always, B&H is the way to go!

Q: 8. in every article about zoom recorders for ambient recording it is recommended with different microphones. Whats wrong with the built in mics? if useless what are they for?

A: The onboard microphones on the Zoom H1N are popularly used for recording close range interviews on a tabletop between two dialog subjects, live speeches or live music, band rehearsals, room ambiance, lectures and other sound sources.

Q: 9. Will this record to the internal SD card and connect as a USB audio interface at the same time?

A: No, it will not record to both a microSD card and pass audio via the interface mode at the same time.

Q: 10. How does this recorder compare to the Tascam DR-05?

A: Audio can be a very subjective thing, but I would have to say I like the sound of the Zoom H1n a little better, and also find it easier to use.