The Mackie MP-240 are hybrid dual-driver in-ear headphones designed to provide enhanced sound isolation and full-range frequency reproduction for musicians, vocalists, and audio engineers in studio recording sessions and live stage applications. The high-performance dynamic and balanced armature drivers in each headphone yield a frequency response of 20 Hz to 20 kHz with an emphasis on balanced bass and articulate upper frequencies. The headphones feature a low-profile design utilizing molded enclosures for an ergonomic fit and up to 40 dB of noise isolation.

MMCX connectors allow the shielded braided cable to be detached for easy storage or replacement. Accessories supplied with the MP-240 include foam, silicone, and double-flange eartips in multiple sizes, a gold-plated 3.5mm to 1/4" adapter, and a molded hard carry case.

Ergonomically Molded, Low Profile    High-Performance Balanced Armatures    Up to 40 dB of Isolation    Swappable 3.5mm and Bluetooth Cables    In-Line Microphone and Remote Control    20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    Detachable Shielded Braided Cable    MMCX Connectors    Includes 3 Types of Eartips in 3 Sizes    Includes Hard Molded Case

Ergonomically molded low-profile enclosure offers enhanced comfort, sound isolation, and bass response

Specially selected dynamic and armature drivers offer a balance of vocal clarity and ample low-end for optimal performance on stage

The detachable cable is equipped with swiveling MMCX connectors for easy wearing and replacing

The audiophile-grade cable is internally braided and features an outer shielding for enhanced durability and sonic performance

With three different types of eartips included and in three different sizes each, you can choose what works best for your ears

Protect your investment with the included molded hard carrying case, which comes with a handy clip for securely attaching it to a backpack

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there an android version?

A: The Zoom BTA-1 Bluetooth Adapter for ARQ AR-48, L-20, R20, H3-VR & F6 now is compatible with apps for Android and iOS.

Q: 2. Does this enable the Ultrasync One to connect to the F3, allowing for time code sync?

A: The Zoom BTA-1 is compatible with the Ultrasync Blue when used with the Zoom F3. The Ultrasync One can't connect to the BTA-1, but it can be used to clock the Ultrasync Blue over RF, which can then in turn be connected to the BTA-1.

Q: 3. Does this work with the zoom h8?

A: Yes, the BTA-1 Bluetooth Adapter is compatible for use with the Zoom H8.

Q: 4. how is this product for latency?

A: 2.5 milliseconds on average.

Q: 5. Can this be made to work with a Mackie mixer through some adaptor cables?

A: No. This is only for the Zoom P4 or P8.

Q: 6. Can multiple bluetooth headphones recieve the bluetooth signal being transmitted from this device at the same time?

A: This adapter is intended to be paired to 1 smartphone for sending and receiving audio into a Zoom recorder such as the Podtrak P4 or P8.

Q: 7. how activate bta-1. I plug in through usb port on H3 recorder - don't see Bluetooth device. Don't see any 'how to' on how to connect/activate bta-1 for H3 recorder ?

A: In order to use the BTA-1 with the H3 recorder, you will need to install the free H3 Control App (available in the iOS app store) which lets you remotely access transport controls, level settings, and metadata notes from your iOS device via Bluetooth. To activate Bluetooth on the H3 recorder, open the home screen on the H3, press "Menu" and select "BTA-1." Once you are in the BTA-1 setting, you can turn Bluetooth on or off. When Bluetooth is on, your iOS device should be able to see the Bluetooth transmitter on the H3.

Q: 8. When connected to a Zoom H8, am I able to use the device as a USB mic and record to a DAW using the BTA-1?

A: The BTA-1 allows you to monitor and control the H8 remotely and wirelessly from an iOS device via Bluetooth. You can use your iPhone or iPad to monitor level meters and press record, play, and stop in each H8 application mode. While the BTA-1 will provide remote monitoring and control of the H8's functions, it will not enable connection of the H8 to your computer or control of the DAW. But you can use the H8 as a USB audio interface with the onboard mic capsule or with external microphones to record audio to your DAW.

Q: 9. can multiple bluetooth devices recieve the bluetooth transmission at the sametime from this device . if so it can be used in a musical studio setup wirelessly with multiple bluetooth headphones at the sametime correct?

A: unfortunately not, only 1 device at a time.

Q: 10. This does not allow me to create folders on the Zoom F6...that's the SINGLE reason why I bought it, was to type out the folder names for scenes on my phone. Or am I missing something?

A: Using this adapter in the F6 with the F6 Control app downloaded to an iPhone or iPad, you can rename folders on the SD card. Once the app is downloaded and paired to the F6, launch the app. In the home screen of the app, you would select Menu, then Finder, and the SD name will appear on screen. Select the blue "i" button to the right of the SD card name, and an option to "Rename" the folder will appear. This process is detailed on pages 16-18 of the F6 Control manual.