The Zoom F6 occasionally displays the error 'exceeding maximum input levels' when recording high SPL sound sources in 32-bit mode. Other users have reported the same problem but on analysis afterwards, the sound isn't clipped or distorted in any way. On this test I'm using a pair of Clippy (EM172) microphones right on top of a ride cymbal. The first couple of hits are quiet but then for all the subsequent ones the error came up on screen so I was expecting either clipped or distorted sound afterwards. However, I was able to normalise the audio to get rid of the clipping, and there is no audible distortion. This looks like maybe a software problem, where the unit is displaying the error at the wrong time.

Zoom F6 Exceeding Maximum Input Level

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Zoom F6 Exceeding Maximum Input Level

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