Zoom Instamic Pro Plus C Stereo 32-bit Float Wireless Microphone Recorder

Great professional sound starts with a simple, handy little recorder
Compact, robust and incredibly powerful, the Zoom Instamic Pro Plus C is the ultimate audio tool for demanding creators. Designed to capture professional sound wherever you are, from outdoor shoots to impromptu interviews, this ultra-discreet recorder offers exceptional audio quality while remaining incredibly easy to use. Thanks to its advanced technology and miniature size, it disappears into your workflow, letting only the sound speak for itself.

Uncompromising audio quality
The Instamic Pro Plus C delivers remarkable sound quality thanks to its 32-bit floating point recording, which captures every nuance, from whispers to loud ambience, without distortion or clipping. The integrated omnidirectional MEMS microphones cover a full spectrum from 40 Hz to 20 kHz with excellent dynamics and sound pressure up to 135 dB SPL, ensuring immersive and detailed rendering in all situations. Its ultra-compact and robust design, certified to IP67, makes it resistant to rain, snow and even total immersion up to 1 metre, for reliable recording in extreme conditions.

Connectivity, synchronisation and flexibility
Beyond its audio performance, the Instamic Pro Plus C incorporates modern features that make your production easier: it perfectly synchronises audio and video with its internal timecode and supports Atomos and Tentacle Sync wireless systems, eliminating any drift. Thanks to Bluetooth, it connects to your smartphone or computer to capture high-quality sound directly with your videos or control up to 10 units remotely via the dedicated app. Compatible with iOS, Android, macOS and Windows, this versatile recorder adapts to all creative workflows.

Each Instamic comes with 3 mounting options: magnetic clip, adhesive tape and nano-suction cup tape. With 4.5 hours of battery life and USB-C charging, the Instamic allows you to shoot long takes and make impromptu recordings without ever losing a single bit of sound.