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Electro-Voice RE20 Dynamic Broadcast Microphone with Variable-D
Sells separately for $399.00The Electro-Voice RE20 is the broadcast studio voice-over mic used by pros for years. The RE20 is smooth across a wide spectrum of frequencies, and because it's a Continuously Variable-D mic, it's virtually free of bass-boosting "proximity effect" when used close. An easy "bass tilt down" switch corrects spectrum balance for use in long-reach situations or other bass attenuation applications, making it great for acoustic and electric bass, as well as a kick drum. Engineers at Sweetwater agree: the Electro-Voice RE20 is a studio and broadcast standard!
Gator Frameworks Tripod Mic Stand with Telescoping Boom
Sells separately for $74.99The Gator Frameworks Tripod Mic Stand with Boom offers a great stand at a great price. Perfect for vocal mics, miking drums, or just about anything else, this stable tripod stand with telescoping boom adjusts to fit your needs in any situation. A standard twist clutch locks your stand height into place. Keep an entire collection of Gator Frameworks Tripod Mic Stand with Booms around, and you'll never have to scramble for a stand again.
Gator Cableworks Composer Series Microphone Cable - 20 foot
Sells separately for $36.99Professionals who need a road-ready cable will love Composer series microphone cables. Like the rest of the series, Gator Cableworks Composer series microphone cables are built with oxygen-free copper conductors with copper spiral shielding for pure signal. They’re wrapped in a PVC jacket that’s flexible and durable enough to withstand rough handling. Finally, each patent-pending connector features Gator’s TORIColor ID rings so you can locate individual cables within a nest of others. Available in various lengths and connector configurations, Gator Cableworks Composer series microphone cables are common on Sweetwater stages, with techs preferring their versatile design and high visibility labeling.
