Description
The Electro-Voice RE320 earns its spot on any input list where noise floor and tonal consistency matter as much as raw output. Its Variable-D design keeps the cardioid pattern stable as singers or players move off-axis, so monitors and front-of-house engineers aren’t fighting proximity coloration or feedback shifts mid-set.
Inside, a humbucking coil paired with integral pop filtering keeps hum, hand noise, and blast artifacts out of the signal, letting the RE320 track quiet detail and hard transients without added electronics or external power. A dual-voicing switch lets you flip between two response curves on the fly — dial in a kick-drum-tuned low end or switch to a broader, general-purpose curve for vocals, guitar cabs, brass, or percussion.
Rugged metal construction and a semi-gloss black finish make it as comfortable in a road case as it is in a control room. It’s a single mic that can cover a wide swath of a stage plot or session tracklist without a compromise in tone.
- Case Material: Metal, semi-gloss black finish
- Connector: 3-pin XLR
- Polar Pattern: Cardioid (Variable-D)
- Frequency Response: 30–18,000 Hz (kick curve) / 45–18,000 Hz (generic curve)
- Impedance: 150 Ω, low-Z balanced
- Sensitivity: 2.5 mV/Pascal open circuit voltage
- Power Requirement: None
- Dimensions: 216.7 mm (8.53″) height, 49.2 mm (1.94″) max diameter
- Weight: 681 g (24.02 oz)
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