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Electro-Voice RE20Microphone

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RE20

Electro-Voice RE20: microphone for podcasting, home recording.

The Electro-Voice RE20 is a microphone in SONORYN’s documented catalogue. Its published connection path is XLR. We look at it as part of a complete recording chain rather than as an isolated purchase: the interface or host connection, mounting, monitoring and any required power all matter to the final setup.

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THE IDEA IN A FEW WORDS

Where the Electro-Voice RE20 fits in a creator setup.

What it brings

  • Connections: XLR.
  • Transducer type: Passive dynamic.
  • Phantom power required: No.
  • Sensitivity: -56.47817481888637 dBV/Pa.
  • Output impedance: 150 Ω.
A good fit if…

Fits your setup.

  • You are building a podcasting, home recording setup and XLR fits the rest of your chain.
  • You are prepared to check the interface or host input, mounting and monitoring around the microphone.
  • You want a documented model and prefer to compare the complete setup cost rather than only the microphone price.
Consider another option if…

Do not overbuy.

  • You want a different connection method than the one documented for this exact model.
  • Buying it would leave no budget for the interface, monitoring, stand or cables your setup still needs.
  • You have not yet identified what your current microphone fails to do.

What you need

Complete the chain.

  • A compatible input path or host connection.
  • The appropriate cable and a stable mounting solution when required.
  • A monitoring route so you can review the recorded result.

First steps

  1. Identify the exact model and the devices it will connect to.

  2. Connect and configure one signal path at a time, following the manufacturer documentation.

  3. Make a short recording or listening test and review the result before adding more equipment.

Documented specifications

What is documented.

Connections
XLR
Transducer type
Passive dynamic
Phantom power required
No
Sensitivity
-56.47817481888637 dBV/Pa
Output impedance
150 Ω
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