Description
The RE27N/D has earned its place behind countless broadcast booths and vocal booths alike, prized for a tonal character that pushes past what most dynamic mics can offer. Its neodymium capsule adds roughly 6 dB of extra output over standard dynamic designs, giving engineers a hotter signal with less need for gain and less added noise in the chain.
Electro-Voice’s Variable-D geometry is the real trick here — it keeps the low-end response consistent whether an announcer is pressed right up on the grille or working a few inches back, sidestepping the boomy proximity effect that plagues many cardioid mics. Combine that with a humbucking coil that rejects electromagnetic hum from nearby gear, and you get a mic that stays clean in busy technical environments like control rooms and OB vans.
Three onboard filter switches let you shape the voice character at the source, while built-in wind and blast screens handle plosives and breath noise without an external pop filter. The satin nickel finish over a steel body gives it durability for daily studio and stage use.
- Cardioid dynamic capsule with neodymium magnet for high sensitivity (2.5mV/Pascal, 150Ω low-Z balanced)
- Variable-D design minimizes proximity effect and bass buildup
- Humbucking coil for hum rejection near monitors and gear
- Three voice-shaping filter switches onboard
- Integrated wind and blast filtering
- Frequency response: 45 Hz – 20,000 Hz (-3 dB)
- 3-pin XLR connector, passive operation
- Steel housing, satin nickel finish; 8.54″ tall, 2.13″ max diameter, 25.01 oz
Whether it’s anchoring a broadcast desk, tracking vocals in the studio, or handling instruments on a live stage, the RE27N/D brings condenser-grade resolution with dynamic-mic durability.
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