Made of a high-strength polymer resin, this Odyssey Vulcan Utility Case 13x8x2.25 Injection-Moldedcase features an interior space of 13 x 8 x 2.25" and comes with convoluted foam under the lid. No foam is included for the interior space. The case is impact resistant, watertight, and dustproof. It has a comfortable carrying handle, a pressure release valve, and padlock holes. It's also stackable with other Vulcan cases of the same size.

Impact-Resistant Polymer Resin    Watertight and Dustproof    Pressure Release Valve    Padlock Holes    Stackable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the cutout for the Zoom H6 in the case fit a Zoom H5? If unknown, what are the dimensions of the cutout for the recorder in the case?

A: The Zoom H5 will fit this case as well.

Q: 2. Can it be use with midi

A: No. There is no MIDI capibility in this recorder

Q: 3. When the Zoom H8 is connected to power does it recharge the internal 4 x AA batteries?

A: The H8 recorder has no internal batteries, it ships with 4 AA batteries, but those are not rechargeable. You can use rechargeable batteries with the recorder, however; those cannot be recharged inside the recorder, if you connect the unit to a power outlet. You will need to get a separate set of rechargeable batteries and a charger.

Q: 4. Could you please tell me which functions and inputs are disabled in each different recording mode?

A: Please review the Zoom H8 manual: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/607695.pdf

Q: 5. Can you connect the zoom p4 to the zoom h8 via usb in order to use the h8 to record from the p4 in 48 kHz?

A: I don't think connecting the two recorders via USB would work. You could could use one of the 3.5mm headphone outputs on the P4 to send a line level signal to a line input on the H8. The P4 would function like a utility mixer and will allow you to record audio from the P4 onto the H8 at 44.1, 48 or 96 kHz. You can connect the P4 to the H8 using a 3.5mm TRS to XLR cable like the Kopul Stereo Right-Angle 1/8" Male Mini-Jack to XLR Male Cable - 3' (B&H # KORSMXM03) to connect to an XLR input on the H8 or if you prefer, use a standard 3.5mm TRS aux cable to connect to a 3.5mm line input on the H8.

Q: 6. As an audio interface, does the H8 offer TRUE multi-track output into a DAW via the USB connector, or is output via USB still restricted to a L/R stereo mixdown (i.e. headphone/monitor signal) ???

A: You can send each channel discretely.

Q: 7. Can the h8 record separate files for each track?

A: The H8 would be able to record separate audio files for each input on the device.

Q: 8. If the rack is fully-loaded, is the steel very sharp/annoying when grabbing it out of the case?

A: No, you simply grab the upper left and right struts of the cage and lift. Easy to place back in as well.

Q: 9. I have a zoomH6 but I am looking at the 8 because I need the extra inputs. Does the 8 still records to separate files or does record on one big file?

A: The Zoom H8 can record to separate audio files, as long as Multitrack mode is selected , in the Audio settings menu.

Q: 10. Can it record -12db on a channel?

A: Yes. Zoom claims an EIN of -123.5dBu