Zoom AIH-1
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The essential facts about the Zoom AIH-1 audio interface mount
The essential facts about the Zoom AIH-1 audio interface mount
- Quick, secure attachment for mounting a Zoom U-Series interface directly onto a standard mic stand or boom pole
- Dedicated compatibility with the Zoom U-22, U-24 and U-44 interfaces
- Ultra-convenient positioning to keep gain controls and direct monitoring within easy reach
- Ideal for live performances, rehearsals and home studios, ensuring a clean setup and accessible connections
Manufacturer Information
Zoom
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zoom@sound-service.eu
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An accessory designed to make the most of the Zoom U-Series’ mobility
Designed as a natural companion to Zoom U-Series audio interfaces, the AIH-1 addresses a simple but essential need in real-world situations: mounting the interface where you work. Rather than leaving your U-22, U-24 or U-44 on a top, on the floor or balanced on a flight case, this mount allows you to integrate it into your existing microphone setup. The result: a more stable, ergonomic setup that is better suited to the constraints of the stage as well as small home studio spaces.
Who is the AIH-1 for, and where does it make a difference?
The AIH-1 is aimed at musicians, podcasters and technicians who want to save setup time and keep their audio interface secure during a recording. In rehearsals, it makes quick changes easier: you can keep the interface within easy reach to connect a microphone or instrument, adjust the input level and check the monitoring without interrupting the session. On stage, it is a practical solution for compact setups (vocals, guitar, synth) where you want to reduce clutter and avoid trailing cables.
Flexible mounting for studio ergonomics... anywhere
Thanks to its mounting and clamping system, the AIH-1 provides a firm, secure hold, allowing you to position your Zoom U-Series interface according to your preference. This approach improves the user experience on a daily basis: easier access to the connections, more clearly visible controls, and more precise adjustments when optimizing gain. For recordings with direct monitoring, mounting the interface on a microphone stand also helps you keep monitoring control in the same work area as the source (vocals or instrument), making sessions run more smoothly.
In a home studio, the AIH-1 helps organize a compact workstation: the interface no longer takes up space on the desk and stays in a consistent position, ideal for moving through recordings, overdubs and level checks. On the go, it becomes a simple way to achieve a stable setup on any standard microphone stand, without having to improvise a support.
Technical specifications
| Type | mount for Zoom U-Series interfaces | Mounting system | mounting and clamping unit |
| Compatibility | Zoom U-22, Zoom U-24, Zoom U-44 | Compatible mounting options | any commercially available microphone stand, standard microphone stand or boom |
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Can be mounted on the microphone stand in no time. The U-24 interface fit in without any problem.
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Practical and easy to implement
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Questions frequently asked
Which audio interfaces are compatible with the Zoom AIH-1?
The announced compatibility includes the Zoom U-22, U-24, and U-44 interfaces from the U series.
Can a Zoom U-Series interface be mounted on a microphone stand?
The AIH-1 mounting system allows the interface to be installed on a standard microphone stand, keeping the interface at hand height for connections and level adjustments.
Does the mount facilitate direct monitoring during vocal recording?
A U-22, U-24, or U-44 interface mounted on a stand maintains monitoring control within the source’s workspace. Controls and connections become more accessible during vocal or instrument recording.
Is the Zoom mount suitable for a compact home studio?
In a home studio, this mount frees up desk space by placing the interface on a microphone stand. A consistent position makes recording, overdubbing, and level testing easier.
Does the AIH-1 hold the interface securely on stage?
Thanks to its clamping system, the AIH-1 provides a firm hold for the Zoom U-Series interface. This attachment reduces clutter in compact vocal, guitar, or synth setups. Cables can be better organized around the microphone stand.



