Zoom PCF-8n

I use this bag indoors for location music recording.

It appears to be well made- time will tell. Very rigid with very grippy velcro used throughout. The bag unfastens in every conceivable way to allow you to access compartments or to see the side panels more easily (the protective boots that cover your connections are great but make it hard to see otherwise). Comes with two dividers, one of which doubles up as a "tabletop", and four smaller cable management pieces. The see-through vinyl lid is also a pocket for notes, etc. It is removable and fastens on two sides using velcro (not so good if you're in the rain). Strap is comfortable and generously padded. The front pocket is just big enough for the compact PSU and its Hirose adaptor. The side nets are small and as such will each fit a usb lead, a card or two or headphone adaptors etc.

Pros: rigid, good velcro, comfortable, seemingly well made. Well balanced and (largely) ergonomic in use.

Cons: when using my F4, the flap that allows rear access to the recorder is narrow. This makes the whole bag stronger, however it's not really wide enough to clear any timecode connectors without first loosening off or removing the retaining straps that go through the recorder "handles". Also, if you have a Zoom expander capsule (I have the EXH-6) you cannot comfortably use this with the recorder in the bag. If you're planning on using the bag on your shoulder with timecode you should try the bag out with that connected before you buy.

Overall, I would recommend this bag if the rear flap isn't a problem. It's not cheap but I am glad I bought it rather than getting something non-specific for less.

The bag is suitable for Zoom F8H. Overall, it is a good and budget solution for field recording. It is not well thought out to fix the recorder in one of the sections where the cable outlets are. There is a slip and if the cable outlets are not tight, the device may fall out of the bag. The manufacturer has provided clamps to the bag to limit the movement of the recorder, but placed in this way limits the XLR inputs.

If you are shooting reality or any kind of project witch includes a lot of people and long run project, be aware that this bag will handle only that project and that is all. We are shooting reality for 3 months. After that, this bag can god in trash easily because the quality is not super great. But, if you are using this for occasional usage etc. this bag can be good for you. For long run usage and 14h/day shootings, this bag will fall apart for 3-4 months ;) if you shoot something like this, choose better bag.

J'hésitais entre cette sacoche et celles de la marque Orca (qui sont bien plus chères).

Finalement j'ai pris celle-ci à cause de mon petit budget, et elle convient donc parfaitement pour mon Zoom F4, mais attention car malgré le grand compartiment avant il est difficile de faire rentrer une seconde mixette (pour les préamplis par exemple) car impossible de faire passer les câbles sur les côtés dans ce cas.

Aussi, il y a des attaches seulement sur le haut, donc il est impossible d'y attacher un harnais. Pour ma part je l'ai un peu modifié en y cousant des attaches adaptées.

Mais sinon elle est très pratique, et plutôt solide !
Très bon rapport qualité/prix