Electro-Voice RE320 Variable-D Dynamic Microphone

The Electro-Voice RE320 offers two voicings in one Variable-D dynamic mic: a kick drum curve for a tight low end and a flat curve for guitar and bass amps, toms, percussion, brass, wind, and voice.

Continuously Variable-D holds the tone steady up to 180 degrees off axis as the source moves. The same hum-bucking coil as the RE20 keeps the signal quiet near noisy gear. Pop filters are built in.

The response runs from 30 Hz to 18 kHz on the kick drum curve and from 45 Hz to 18 kHz on the flat curve.

Features

• Dual-voicing switch: kick drum or flat curve
• Variable-D for steady tone off axis
• Hum-bucking coil
• Integral pop filters
• 30 Hz to 18 kHz response on the kick drum curve

About Electro-Voice

Electro-Voice began in 1927 as a small radio-repair shop in South Bend, Indiana, and was building microphones by 1930. The company moved to Buchanan, Michigan, in 1946. It builds microphones and loudspeakers for the world’s stages, venues, and houses of worship.