Electro-Voice RE20 Broadcast Announcer Microphone with Variable-D,Gray | Variable-D XLR mic for podcasting, streaming, voiceover, radio and studio recording with internal pop filter

Stevie Wonder, Thom Yorke, the vast majority of radio shows and high end podcasts; this is a thing of timeless beauty. Nothing captures a more authentic and natural sound than the RE20. Sadly needs a boatload of gain. Highly recommend an in-line XLR preamp like a SubZero SZ-MB1 (amazing value) or a Cloudlifter. I regret not being the official shock mount and I'll probably order one soon.

هذا افضل مايك جربته من بين كل المايكات الاحترافيه اذا تبي صوت صافي و كرسبي اشتريه ( لازم تزبط الاكوالايزر )

El mejor micrófono que he tenido, llevo más o menos un mes usándolo. Soy maestra de música y me ha servido mucho para hacer cursos, lives y ponencias. Recomiendo muchísimo.

… zu Recht. Nach allem was so an Bewertungen im Internet zu finden ist, möchte ich nicht auch noch zu viel schreiben. Reicht vielleicht zu erwähnen, dass ich länger gezögert hatte wegen des in Deutschland doch recht hohen Preises, immerhin fast 200 Euro über dem üblichen Dollar Preis. Aber an all diejenigen, denen es ebenso geht und immer wieder hin und her überlegt wird: es war für mich die richtige Entscheidung, lohnt sich alle mal und über die Jahre bzw. Jahrzehnte (!) wird der höhere Preis durch die überragende Tonqualität und Einsatzmöglichkeiten bald in Vergessenheit geraten sein! Perfekt dazu übrigens die Rycote Universal Mikrofonspinne

For me and my voice, the perfect mic, nice flat sound with loads of bottom end. The EVRE20 will require a lot of gain to bring this into your system, I use the DBX 286s along with the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 USB Audio Interface with great results, you can just use the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 USB Audio Interface for the RE20 however you'll have to max out the gain on the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 USB Audio Interface which is no issue and works fine, I just wanted a pre amp in front of the 2i2 and that's what the DBX 286s is used for along with the other features.

Don't bother getting the shure sm7b, you will sound muffled and dark. Micheal Jackson used a different version of that mic, so people who use that as an excuse to get it are just different. The RE20 is where it's at. Clear, crisp, and deep sound. Great for podcasts, voiceovers, streaming, calls, singing, basically anything you can think of. There's a reason this dynamic mic has not changed the way it's built because it's built like a tank. Would recommend it if you are serious about sound recording. If not, I would suggest the Zoom ZDM1, that dynamic mic is great and budget friendly.