Description
Some mics earn a permanent slot on tour riders and broadcast racks simply because they never let an engineer down. The RE27N/D is one of those tools — a passive dynamic cardioid microphone built around a neodymium element that outputs roughly 6 dB more signal than standard dynamic capsules, so it drives preamps and consoles with authority even at modest gain settings.
- Variable-D construction tames proximity effect, keeping tonal balance consistent whether talent works close or backs off the capsule
- Three onboard filter switches let you shape the voice character on the spot, without reaching for outboard EQ
- Humbucking coil rejects AC hum and stray electromagnetic noise picked up from lighting rigs and power runs
- Integrated wind and blast filtering handles hard consonants and breath without an external pop screen
- Steel housing in a satin nickel finish stands up to daily load-in/load-out abuse
Frequency response spans 45 Hz to 20 kHz, and the cardioid pattern offers solid off-axis rejection for stage monitors, adjacent talent mics, or nearby PA coverage — useful for engineers managing gain-before-feedback on a busy platform. Being fully passive with a 3-pin XLR connection, it drops straight into existing snake and console infrastructure with zero power requirements, which simplifies rig scaling from a single podium feed to a full broadcast or live production setup. At 8.54″ tall and 25 oz, it has the heft and presence talent expects, and it’s an easy microphone to standardize across multiple positions.
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