What defines the ZC95 MKII?
Where it fits
Designed for advanced setups where independent four-channel control, automation or custom scripts matter more than classic two-channel simplicity.
Four outputs change the way the platform is used
With four isolated channels, the ZC95 MKII supports more independently controlled output paths than traditional two-channel boxes. That makes the hardware architecture fundamentally different before software features are even considered.
Wireless control and scripting are central features
Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, trigger inputs and Lua scripting move the ZC95 toward automation and programmable sessions. For users who want remote control or custom logic, those software capabilities can be as important as the output stage itself.
MKII hardware evolution
The MKII design integrates functions that were more distributed in the earlier MKI, while moving to USB-C, a 26650 battery format and 3.5 mm output connectors. The result is a smaller and more consolidated platform.