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Electro-Voice

Electro-Voice RE320 Large Diaphragm Dynamic Vocal Microphone

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Features

  • A professional-grade dynamic microphone designed specifically for recording and sound reinforcement
  • Ideal for applications requiring extremely low noise and the best possible tonal and transient response
  • The Variable-D pattern control minimizes positional and off-axis tonal shifts
  • Integrated humbucking coil and integral pop filters provide virtually noiseless performance
  • Unique dual-voicing switch selects from two response curves

Description

The Electro Voice RE320 Dynamic Microphone is a professional quality mic designed specifically for recording and sound reinforcement applications requiring extremely low noise and the highest level of predictable tonal and transient response. Ideal for capturing voice and a wide variety of electric and acoustic instrument sources, the RE320 delivers unparalleled detail, dynamic content and natural tonal performance. RE320's unique Dual Personality switch creates two ideal microphones in one body. One switch position delivers voice, electric and acoustic instruments with a lively, yet natural tonal response, while the other switch position delivers an insta-kick curve designed specifically for kick drums. Designed for Broadcast, Podcast, Commercial Sound/Life Safety, Concert Sound, House of Worship, Performance and Sports Venues, Pro Music, Studio, and other applications


Item Weight: 1 pounds


Product Dimensions: 1 x 1 x 9 inches


Domestic Shipping: Item can be shipped within U.S.


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: RE320


Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: August 25, 2003


Size: 9.00 x 1.00 x 1.00 inches


Power Source: Electric


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    • Great mic for video and podcasting
I purchased this mic for doing voiceovers on videos and live webinars and I couldn't be happier, but it is an investment, especially by the time you add a good audio interface and most likely an "activator" (pre-preamp) such as a CloudLifter or Fethead. My old mic was a Blue Yeti, which is a great mic but very unforgiving if your room isn't well treated; my room sounded like an echo chamber. So I knew I wanted a dynamic mic, since they work much better in untreated spaces. I chose this particular mic because it doesn't have any "proximity effect" (in which your voice sounds different/bassier up close); this is a patented Electrovoice thing ("Variable-D"), and because I liked the flatter response and lower price compared with this mic's granddaddy, the RE-20. (The RE-20 kind of defined the FM disk jockey sound; this is brighter and more well balanced.) Here is my setup and I couldn't be happier. I'm already getting compliments and I'm not mentioning anything about having new equipment. - EV RE-320 (this mic) - Rolls XLR passive mic switch (mute button) - Cloudlifter CL-1 (activator) - dbx 286s (preamp and voice processor) - Audient id4 (audio interface) - Mogami cables - beyerdynamics DT-770 headphones (so you can hear what you're doing) - Stand All this set me back about $1,500, but you might not need all of it. If this is way out of your range, consider the Sure MV-7 all-in-one USB/XLR dynamic mic. WHY THE CLOUDLIFTER? This mic doesn't put out a very strong signal, so I found I had to turn my preamp all the way up to get a loud enough signal. The preamp on the Audient id4 is SO clean I could turn it up all the way with no hiss or other noise, but the preamp in the dbx wasn't quite so amazing (still great but hiss city on the last 10% of volume). The Cloudlifter gives 25db of clean gain so I can set the dbx preamp about half way, which sounds great. Even if I didn't have the dbx, I'd strongly consider a Cloudlifer or Fethead or you'll always be running with the volume at max. WHY THE dbx? This mic sure sounds sweet going straight into the audio interface, but my room isn't the best and I'm usually live, so I can't do any post-processing. The dbx lets me clean up the audio in real time with a compressor (hides volume differences if I get excited or move closer and farther from the mic), de-esser (removes annoying "s" sounds), equalizer, and noise gate (does a great job removing background noise). WHY the fancy cables? My setup is in my home office surrounded by computer gear; cheap cables are likely to be noisy due to electrical interference. Mogami cables are the best at blocking the interference. This gear goes together extremely well and I absolutely love it! But keep in mind this mic requires a strong preamp or an activator such as a Cloudlifter or Fethead, and of course since all that is analog, you need an audio interface to get it into your computer. All this exceeded my expectations - it sounds fantastic. Highly recommended! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2021 by BobG
    • Prefer the kick drum voice curve on this to the RE20
I use this for podcasting + streaming. Yes, the RE20 is the gold standard. I would highly recommend auditioning both, however. (And that doesn't mean listening to highly compressed recordings on YouTube.) The kick drum curve on this fits my speaking voice than the general curve, as well as better than the RE20 response. Your mileage may obviously vary, so AUDITION. A lot of people look down on the RE320 vs the RE20, but it's perfect for my purposes. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2021 by Jonathan P
    • This mic is build like a tank!
Review Image by Ahmad Tarmizi bin Abd Rahim
I love how it sounds and how good this mic is. and the best part, i dont need an in line preamp to boost it out. set it up with a dbx 286s and m-audio air and bam it sounds like you are in a studio. quite pricey since i am from Malaysia, but its a price i am willing to pay for the quality they gave me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2021 by Ahmad Tarmizi bin Abd Rahim
    • A big step up.
I'm coming from a cheap lavalier mic prior to the Electro-Voice RE320 and it is quite a step up. It's hard for me to criticize any part of this mic considering what came before. I use it with a Tascam DR-100 mkiii and I have to push the gain up pretty high but so far it picks up minimal room noise and that's perfect for me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2021 by Orlando Arriaga
    • Superb For Podcasting/Voice Overs
The RE20 is well documented but at $400 not everyone can afford it. The RE320 produces excellent sound reproduction and is well suited for male and female voices. You can pickup a used RE320 for $150-$185 which gives you excellent value. IMHO better than Heil PR40-Shure SM7B or Rode Procaster (Tried them all)... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2021 by Old School
    • Impressive microphone with excellent vocal qualities
Review Image by Mal4
The EV RE320 is built like a main battle tank and has a sound capturing quality that is splendid. My main purpose is for vocal recordings for podcasting and voice-over work. Right out of the box it produced excellent sounds, with little to no off axis pickup. I saw a local radio DJ using the smaller shock mount and I prefer it over the larger obtrusive types. It gives great quality without high gain and I think its noise floor is nonexistent. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2020 by Mal4
    • Best all around professional mic out there for the price.
This quickly became my go-to mic. I've worked in various studios/stations and whereas most would use the RE-20, once I bring this in and they get to hear the quality of this, many have changed. Especially once they see the price difference. This mic is not only a vocal mic, so experiment with it on the kick, or other instruments. some have noticed there is a brighter quality to this mic and have knocked it for that. But many who use the RE-20 tend to add some brightness on the eq end, soooooooo...you get where I'm going on this right. This is a tough, ruggedly built mic that performs better than it's older "brother", in my opinion. Couple that with the lowers price and you can't lose. You get a very smooth, clear sound with this mic while saving $100s. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2017 by Evo Lucien
    • Best sounding dynamic
This mic is easy to drive and doesn't require a fet head to do so. I feel the RE320 is matched best with a deep voice. It has a clearness that my previous microphone doesn't have. Hey, the Podfather, Adam Curry uses this mic, so how can you go wrong?
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2020 by James H. Schaeffer

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