Electro-Voice RE320 Cardioid Dynamic Broadcast Microphone

Name: Electro-Voice RE320 Cardioid Dynamic Broadcast Microphone
Brand: Electro-Voice
Rating: 4.5 (23 reviews)

Dynamic Cardioid Broadcast Microphone with Kick Drum EQ Switch

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RE320 Cardioid Dynamic Broadcast Microphone with Suspension Shockmount

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A New Incarnation of a Broadcast Legend!

You may have heard of the famed broadcast mic that works great for bass drum, well, the new Electro Voice RE320 dynamic mic brings that famous sound and look to a new level. The RE320 is a mic mainly designed for recording music. It is ideal for vocals, horns, guitar amp, bass amp and drums. The two-position "Dual Personality" frequency response switch offers flat response or a specifically tailored kick drum EQ. The drum EQ gives you that sought after punch sound. An integrated humbucking coil keeps hum and buzz to a minimum compared to other mics. Make sure you check out the durable and great sounding Electro Voice RE320 Dynamic Mic.

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Tech Specs

Microphone Type: Dynamic
Polar Pattern: Cardioid
Frequency Response: 30Hz-18kHz
Output Impedance: 150 ohms
Color: Black
Connector: XLR
Dimensions: 8.53" x 2.14"
Weight: 1.5 lbs.
Manufacturer Part Number: F.01U.120.616

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Pros: The RE320 has a great sound for voiceover and broadcasting/podcasting work. It is less expensive than the RE20 while providing the quality you get from Electro-Voice.

Cons: Though it sounds great, it is not the RE20 and if you want the absolute best experience, the RE20 and RE27 are the way to go.

This may be a pro or a con, depending on your application, but I found the RE320 is louder than the RE20. If you run it through a preamp, such as the Cloudlifter, you may find it gives out a very loud signal. I am able to use with my interface (Apollo Twin X) without a preamp and without needing to max out my interface's gain.

Overall a very solid vocal mic.

I was putting together a kit when I bought the RodeCaster Pro. This is the microphone I chose because the Rode microphone was sold out. No regrets. This is an awesome microphone. My voice sounds like a radio announcer/DJ. Of course, this has something to do with the RodeCaster Pro, also. No pop-filter required. It is sensitive and I will probably buy a shock mount. I use it for both talking and singing. Not certain if it is the best for singing but talking is awesome. I am not a microphone or sound pro by any stretch of the imagination. My stand is a Gator Frameworks boom which supports it quite nicely. This microphone is industrial strength and is not one that you would hold while singing or talking. It is quite hefty. I keep it with my podcasting kit. Sorry for saying microphone so many times but this is a RE320 ElectroVoice microphone!!

The RE320 has been one of the best investments for my streaming setup. It handles everything I can throw at it without the price tag of the SM7B. From the amazing sound and build quality to the look, it has not disappointed one bit. I would recommend this microphone to anyone!

I purchased this microphone recently for a radio home studio build. This microphone has a great sound and has been perfect. I use it to record 5 daily radio shows a day, and you can not tell on air that it is not live from the radio station studio. I could not as for a better mic sound. It's great and I highly recommend it!

I'll start by saying I bought mine on amazon when it was on sale. Man I love it! I have plenty of other mics, but I feel this is the sweet spot. Especially for streaming and podcasting. You won't be disappointed!