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The Electro-Voice RE320 is a professional-grade dynamic microphone engineered for ultra-low noise and exceptional tonal accuracy. Featuring Variable-D pattern control and a unique dual-voicing switch, it adapts seamlessly from vocals to instruments, including kick drums. Built with a durable metal body and integrated noise-reduction tech, it’s the go-to mic for broadcasters, podcasters, and pro musicians seeking studio-quality sound in any environment.



| ASIN | B00KCN83VI |
| Antenna Location | Singing |
| Audible Noise | 70 Decibels |
| Brand | Electro-Voice |
| Built-In Media | user manual |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop, Personal Computer, Tablet |
| Connectivity Technology | XLR |
| Connector Type | XLR |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 231 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Metal |
| Frequency Range | 50 hz 16 khz |
| Frequency Response | 30 Hz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 07010010848076 |
| Hardware Platform | Karaoke Machine |
| Impedance | 150 Ohms |
| Item Dimensions | 18 x 26.2 x 30.7 centimeters |
| Item Type Name | Dynamic Microphone |
| Item Weight | 1 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Electro-Voice |
| Mfr Part Number | RE320 |
| Microphone Form Factor | Handheld |
| Model Name | Variable-D Dynamic Vocal and Instrument Microphone |
| Model Number | RE320 |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Number of Channels | 1 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Polar Pattern | Unidirectional |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 70 dB |
| Special Feature | The RE320 is a professional quality dynamic microphone 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 vocal and instrument sources, the RE320 delivers unparalleled detail, dynamic content, and natural tone. Variable D is Electro-Voice's exclusive solution t… |
| UPC | 701001084807 800549445689 720189181313 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
Y**R
Very underrated
Best dynamic mic one can buy for broadcasting/podcasting. Quality is amazing, heavy and looks gorgeous. Paired it with rode psa1 arm and a cheap 55mm shock mount. Yes coz EV’a shock mount costs a fortune.
K**Y
Would do it again.
Upgraded from a Rode NT-USB (USB condenser mic) to this, powered by a SSL 2+ MkII. PROS - my noise floor dropped through the... floor. truly amazing - the captured voice sounds great (to be fair the NT-USB sounded pretty good as well) - easy to EQ/tune in post (but sounds pretty good without) - feels like amazing build quality - comes with a nice little carrying case, not that I plan to travel with it... but great if I were swapping mics more in the studio CONS - gain-hungry... I have my SSL 2+ MkII turned to ~9.5/10 and still have to end up boosting an extra ~9dB on the noise gate and +300% as a final lift in the chain. The end effect is good, still with a remarkably low noise floor... but that feels like I must be doing something wrong. - extremely sensitive to touching the boom arm (without shock mount) or anything at all that could telescope into it microphonically (e.g. tapping the desk). I'm not shocked (get it?) by this, but supposedly it has great internal shock resistance... I would disagree. Regardless, a new shock mount is on the way (my previous was incompatible and I didn't want to chop it up). Overall impressed though, and would do it over again. The end before/after on my audio chain is night and day improved.
S**M
Microfono Top, Ideal para Voz e instrumentos
Microfono Top de la marca Electro Voice. Válido tanto para voces como para grabar instrumentos.. es un muy buen micrófono versátil. Si solo buscas algo para voz y tienes dinero.. ve directo a por el RE20, es un clásico y no falla. Yo tengo ambos y la verdad, son 2 grandes micros, nada que objetar a ninguno. No es necesario gastar los casi 600€ del RE20 para tener una calidad muy buena de audio. Para mi es un microfono de alta calidad aunque claro, existiendo el EVRE20 y el EVRE27 que son bastante mas caros, este se engloba en un nivel medio.. Yo lo recomiendo.
R**Y
Amazing microphone
I wanted to upgrade my mic for streaming. I saw lots of reviews and have been watching Podcastage & decided on the RE320. It's been great so far for me and has a more bright sound than compared to other mics I've used in the past. It's great for rejecting unwanted noises & awesome for picking up my voice at low input gain, about 45db. Definitely Recommend it
A**R
I love it!
Less expensive than an RE20 but not a budget microphone by any means. I have other microphones but I've been using this a lot. The tailored response works really well with my voice. It does a great job of getting the dialog to sit atop of things like background music, bumpers, or gameplay when streaming. The sound may not be for everybody, and the tailored high end will limit the applications of this mic. If you like a flatter, more natural sound, I'd lean toward the RE20 or SM7B. It's very well built. Of course. Feels sturdy and will absolutely last you a long time. The black finish is really nice. It looks great on a boom, especially when used with the 309A shockmount and with one of those nifty matching pop-filters attached. The output is low and you'll need to use a lot of preamp gain, but it has enough output that most preamps will drive it without too much fuss. Definitely has a stronger output than the RE20 or SM7B.
B**N
Parfaite alternative au sm7b pour du streaming
J’ai choisi ce micro parce qu’il représente une excellente alternative au sm7b ( dans un usage streaming). Le re320 est un micro dynamique qui ne nécessite pas de préamplificateur type fethead ( le sm7b l’exige ) à condition bien sur que vous ayez une carte son qui vous délivre un gain propre, dans le cas contraire un fethead pourra vous servir ( par exemple si vous utilisez un zoom h5, utiliser un fethead vous permettra d’obtenir un gain largement suffisant mais surtout plus propre que le gain donné par le pré ampli interne du zoom h5 ). Mais si vous avez une carte son avec gain propre ( type audient id4 ) alors pas besoin de fethead avec ce micro. Le re320 est également moins chère que le sm7b. Il donne un son broadcast mais plus brillant que le son typique très étouffé du sm7b ( ce qui est typique du sm7b et ce n’est pas un reproche, c’est pour ça que beaucoup le choisissent ). J’ai eu un sm7b et voilà le gros point noir de ce micro qu’il faut bien comprendre : Tout l’intérêt d’un micro dynamique en streaming et home studio ( comprendre espace non traité acoustiquement ) c’est de réduire au maximum l’écho de la pièce ainsi que les bruits ambiants. Le sm7b est tellement gourmand en gain que lorsque vous allez monter le gain, le micro va naturellement capter énormément de son ambiant. En résumé, dans la même pièce le sm7b réglé au bon gain va capter le bruit de mon frigo à l’autre bout du couloir alors que le re 320 réglé au bon gain ( plus bas donc car il est moins gourmand en gain ) ne captera pas le bruit du frigo. A tel point que c’est le jour et la nuit entre les deux enregistrements. Ce qui veut dire moins de traitement à appliquer que se soit en streaming live ou en post production. Conclusion : le sm7b est une légende pour studio professionnel mais le re 320 est plus facile à utiliser en home studio. Sa signature vocale est différente mais excellente pour les voix off, le streaming surtout si vous voulez de la clarté et de la fidélité. Pour cet usage je le préfère même au re20 . le re320 n’a pas de suspension interne donc il vous faudra peut être ajouter un « shock mount » selon vos besoin ( personnellement le bras psa1 de rode suffit à isoler le micro des rares bruits de contact que je pourrais faire ). En résumé : Le cheminement est souvent le suivant : On vise le sm7b, voir même le re20 mais dans 95% des cas le choix idéal, prix, résultat et qualité c’est le re320. Je parle bien d’un usage en home studio, pièce peu ou pas traité acoustiquement.
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