EV RE320 Variable-D Dynamic Vocal and Instrument Microphone

streaming and doing harsh metal vocals(deathcore) is so sick on this this thing, its clear and super durable. throw some plugins on this thing and you sound pro. like i use it in the studio and for my twitch streams and its the first thing people compliment lol always getting asked where i bought it or people assume its a shure sm7b or something, NOPE! just this underrated re320 that nobody seemed to know about. fast forward to now 2025, i see all kinds of streamers and podcasters using electro voice and not all go for the re20, the re320 is just as good and honestly is all you need! handles bass very well too! but yeah, never see anyone using it for metal but it completely kiss ahh! like i prefer this over the shure sm7b and im not even a fanboy. def would recommend for the money and ease of use.

I would love to know what makes these “renewed.” The box is new, the case is new, the mics appear brand new. There isn’t a scuff, a mark or any blemish on the mic that would make one believe this has even been out of the case. The instructions are all new. I believed the reviews on this and was glad I did. No BS in the positives. These are great studio mics for voice, great for podcasting, good for instruments. I had gone the cheap route for the MXL BCD-1, which is only about $50 cheaper than these. And I sent those back. These RE320’s sound better and have a better track record than the cheap mics. Be mindful of buying cheaper high impedance mics. For a few bucks more, you can get one of these. I paid $198, didn’t get a cent for this review. If it was helpful, please hit the button.

This mic produces sweet sounds. It rejects noise well and is clear. The feel and look are second to none. Of course, as with any mic, you need to take care of your recording environment to a minimum. We are super happy with this purchase and look forward to getting a few more for the studio. We use this mic for voice. Two years later: I have to say almost 2 years later, these mics performance is beyond my expectations. The quality is professional for voice. We use analog equipment to treat our voice, and it’s just Great sound.

Nice buy. Looks and sounds new and the purchase went from a gamble to a good deal. I've installed RE20 and SM7 for 30yrs and once awhile come across a 320 in a broadcast studio. It's more present than soft in response and that's not a negative in context of price/performance. My money, my studio. Thats what processing is for...

I was looking for a good mic to buy and after days of research between the best dynamic microphones out there, I settled on the RE320 because it has very nice reviews on YouTube, gearslutz.com, Reddit, etc. for its price (RE20/SM7b are also good, but too expensive for me). I was very skeptical when I first ordered this mic as RENEWED. I have never ordered used electrical items before because I know they won't be as good as new, and was ready to return if I found any minimal issues with it. The mic is PERFECT! I could not even tell if the box has been opened before or not! All accessories are there and original (not much accessories anyway, just the boom arm mount), the case, the documents and the mic itself does not have a single scratch on the body, not even a finger print! The mic sounds amazing! I'm getting a FetHead because my Scarlett gives a little bit of noise when I get the gain to around 80~90% (you have to), but overall, I'm very satisfied and happy with this purchase! :)

I ordered this mic "renewed" and hoped for the best. The item arrived in it's original packaging with unopened instructions. The mic seems new and unused, not one scratch or even fingerprints on it. Perhaps someone ordered it and changed their mind and returned it? As far as the mic itself, I was using a Rode Procaster but it seemed "muddy" with my low, bassy voice. After seeing numerous YouTube reviews and recommendations on this mic, I pulled the trigger. While not head and shoulders above the Procaster, it does seem to be more "clear" and has slightly less bass which is fine by me. I will be using it as my main mic for now but in the future? Who knows? (Update) I paired this mic with a FetHead which replaced the Cathedral Pipes Durham I was using previously and this mics sound improved dramatically.

Of all the mics I tried this one had the brightest sound, I would have kept it but it had EMI noise I could not get rid of. Ended up with a Rode Procaster instead.

Purchased the RE320 to replace an AT BP40 used on a ham radio. The gain was less than tbe BP40 but will be tested with a Mackie mixer inbound. I've heard many of this EV mic used and always impressed with the definition. The mixer will arrive Wednesday and the on air testing will resume