Godox HSA-C Digital Hot Shoe Adapter for Canon Multi-Function Shoe & Godox ALink
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Product Description
The Godox HSA-C is a digital hot shoe adapter that connects a Godox ALink wireless microphone receiver directly to a Canon camera's Multi-Function shoe, with no cables or batteries required.
It draws power straight from the camera's Multi-Function hot shoe to run the receiver, so there's nothing to charge or replace. Audio passes digitally between the adapter and receiver, avoiding the interference of a 3.5mm analogue cable for clear, high-fidelity sound. The receiver connects to the adapter's Type-C port, giving a plug-and-play setup ready in seconds.
Ideal for: vloggers, live streamers, and video shooters on Canon cameras who want a clean, clutter-free audio rig without extra cables or batteries.
Analogue cables add clutter and pick up interference, and separate batteries mean more to charge. The HSA-C removes both: cable-free digital audio and power drawn from the camera, in a lightweight adapter that installs and removes in seconds.
Compatibility
- Canon cameras with a Multi-Function shoe, including EOS series (e.g. EOS R5, R6).
- Godox ALink wireless microphone receiver.
Key Features
- Canon Multi-Function shoe design: connects directly to the hot shoe.
- Cable-free power: drawn from the camera, no battery for the adapter or receiver.
- Lossless digital audio: avoids 3.5mm analogue interference for clear sound.
- Plug-and-play: connect the ALink receiver to the Type-C port and shoot.
- Compact and lightweight: easy to install and remove.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | Godox HSA-C |
| Camera mount | Canon Multi-Function shoe |
| Receiver connection | USB Type-C |
| Power | Drawn from camera hot shoe (no battery) |
| Audio | Digital transmission |
| Compatible receiver | Godox ALink |
What's Included
- 1 x Godox HSA-C digital hot shoe adapter