This pack of eneloop Pro AA Rechargeable Ni-MH Batteries from Panasonic comes with a charger, and the batteries are pre-charged and ready-to-use. They are not subject to any memory effect so you can charge them up to 500 times whether they are fully or partially drained. They maintain 85% of their charge after one year, and remain functional down to -4°F.
The 64GB Professional SILVER PLUS UHS-I microSDXC Memory Card from Lexar features a storage capacity of 64GB and takes advantage of the UHS-I bus to support Full HD and 4K/60p video. It is also well suited for continuous shutter bursts, rapid shooting, and raw and JPEG captures. This card can achieve maximum read speeds of up to 205 MB/s and maximum write speeds of up to 100 MB/s. Thanks to its V30 speed class rating, minimum write speeds are guaranteed not to drop below 30 MB/s.
To help protect against accidental file deletion, there is a built-in write protect switch. To further safeguard against possible data loss, users can download free Recovery Tool software that is designed to recover most photo and video files. To further strengthen this card, Lexar built the SILVER PLUS series with resistance to wear, drops, temperature extremes, x-rays, shock, magnets, and vibration. It is also IPX7 rated for water resistance and, thanks to an included microSD to SD adapter, you'll be able to use this card in full-sized SD devices.
The all-metal body and grille afford ruggedness and durability for reliable use session after session. The ZDM-1 includes a pivoting mic stand mount for easy positioning and a custom windscreen for attenuation of plosives and breath noise.
- Large-diaphragm dynamic design captures smooth, broadcast-quality sound
- Classic end-address style
- Supercardioid polar pattern provides focused pickup and excellent isolation
- High 135 dB SPL handling ensures clean recordings every time
- 50 Hz to 18 kHz frequency response with tight bass and smooth highs enhances vocal tone for radio, podcasting, and more
- Internal shockmount provides isolation from bumps and handling noise
- Built-in humbucking circuit rejects electromagnetic interference
- Balanced XLR output connector
- All-metal body and grille stands up to daily use
- Includes pivoting mic stand mount, threaded adapter, and custom windscreen
The Zoom ZHP-1 are over-ear headphones designed to deliver a neutral, transparent sound for music tracking, editing, and mixing applications, location recording, and monitoring film sound on set. The 40mm neodymium dynamic drivers provide high sensitivity and a wide frequency response of 10 Hz to 20 kHz while the closed-back design enhances acoustic isolation.
Thanks to the self-adjusting headband and replaceable leatherette earpads, the ZHP-1 offer comfort and a fit that accommodates a variety of head sizes. The earcups are rotatable to allow easy single-ear monitoring for vocal sessions and quick signal checks.
The detachable single-sided cable is terminated with a 3.5mm TRS mini plug for compatibility with mobile devices and portable audio recorders, and a 1/4" adapter is included for hookup to audio interfaces, headphone amps, and mixers.
The Zoom TPS-4 is a tripod mic stand offering a compact and lightweight solution for positioning your favorite microphone on a table or desk. Its universal 5/8"-27 thread is made of metal to ensure durability while accommodating most mic clips, shockmounts, and integral mic threads. The height of the TPS-4 can be adjusted from 3.85 to 5" via a simple twist clutch for optimal placement.
Zoom PodTrak P4next Portable Multitrack Podcast Recorder
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Zoom P4next Reviews
Best way to have a professional podcast
This machine is very intuitive to use. Very complete and easy to manage. Very convenient for record your podcast and include 4 people at the same time.
Simple, Portable, Powerful: My Real-World Take on the Zoom PodTrak P4 Next:
(Video Review at https://youtu.be/GlzLtKfrZyg) If you’re a first-time podcaster or need a simple, cost-effective way to record multiple microphones on location, the Zoom PodTrak P4 Next is a very practical solution. My goal was straightforward: a portable, four-channel mic recorder that could also send usable audio directly into my camera for fast turnaround shoots. As my clients’ podcasts grew beyond two guests, my old two-channel camera-mounted setup stopped cutting it. The P4 Next filled that gap with minimal learning curve, even for someone new to podcast-specific recorders. The P4 Next records four isolated mic tracks directly to microSD (not included), giving excellent flexibility in post. While there’s no dedicated line-out for cameras, routing audio from headphone output 4 works reliably. With proper camera settings, this setup delivers clean, synced audio straight into the video—ideal when there’s little or no time for post-production. (see video for my Nikon Z6III audio settings) Audio quality is where the P4 Next really shines! The preamps are impressively clean, offering 70 dB of gain and recording at 24-bit / 48 kHz, a noticeable upgrade over the original P4. Even with inexpensive, $50, budget, pencil condenser mics, I experienced no noticeable noise when mic and headphone out#4 gain levels were set sensibly. With settings nailed, I don't need to edit the audio tracks in post. Much easier and better than my 2-channel, Tascam DSLR XLR adapter I was using prior to the PodTrack P4Next. Power and portability are strong points. Running on two AA batteries, I consistently achieved well over an hour on alkalines and more than two hours on lithium batteries, and this is with phantom power enabled. All 4 XLR outputs are selected phantom power on/off simultaneously, not individually-so use appropriate mics for your broadcast. For longer sessions, USB power or external batteries available options. At $179, the Zoom PodTrak P4 Next delivers clean, vibrant audio, flexibility, and portability in a compact package. It’s not flashy, but it’s reliable—and for on-location podcasting and small productions, that’s exactly what matters! (My settings using the Nikon Z6III and NEEWER NW-410 mic's for this test: P4Next Mic gain at 12:30 to 1:00, Headphone #4 Output at 10:30, Z6III Audio>External Mic, Mic jack plug-in power>Off, Audio input sensitivity>Manual>4)