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Zoom HRM-11 Handy Recorder Mount Accessory DSLR
Zoom HRM-11 aluminum 11-inch magic arm mount positions your Zoom recorder at any angle on rods, plates, or DSLR hot shoes.
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Overview
Key Features
Aluminum alloy mounting accessory for your ZOOM handy recorder more flexible
The 11" magic arm with adjustable angle and super clamp that can be clamped to a rod or plate so you can install a ZOOM handy recorder or ECM-3/ECM-6 microphone capsule at any angle
In addition to the 1/4" screw for attaching the recorder, it also comes with a hot shoe adapter for DSLR cameras
Specifications
Brand
Zoom
Model
HRM-11
Material
Aluminum Alloy
Magic Arm Length
11 inches
Clamp Type
Super Clamp (rod/plate mounting)
Recorder Attachment
1/4"-20 Screw
Camera Attachment
Hot Shoe Adapter
Compatible Recorders
H1n, H2n, H3-VR, Q2n-4K, Q4n, Q8
Compatible Capsules
ECM-3, ECM-6
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Zoom recorders is the HRM-11 compatible with?
It supports the Zoom H1n, H2n, H3-VR, Q2n-4K, Q4n, and Q8, as well as Zoom ECM-3 and ECM-6 microphone capsules.
How does the mount attach to a recorder?
The HRM-11 uses a standard 1/4"-20 screw to attach directly to the tripod mount on compatible Zoom recorders.
Can this mount be attached to a DSLR camera?
Yes, it includes a hot shoe adapter that slides into a DSLR's accessory shoe, letting you mount a Zoom recorder on top of your camera.
How does the super clamp work?
The super clamp grips onto rods or plates, allowing you to secure the magic arm to light stands, desk edges, or other studio fixtures.
Can the arm be locked at a specific angle?
Yes, the 11-inch magic arm has adjustable articulation that locks into position, so you can set your recorder at the exact angle needed.