Description

The RE27N/D earns its reputation as a broadcast-booth staple by pairing a dynamic capsule’s ruggedness with output and detail that rival studio condensers. Electro-Voice built this one around a neodymium element, which adds roughly 6 dB of extra sensitivity over standard dynamic designs, so voices come through open and well-resolved rather than dull or boxy.

Variable-D geometry is the real trick here: it keeps the low-end proximity effect in check no matter how close a speaker leans into the grille, which matters a lot for announcers who move while talking. A humbucking coil shields the signal from electrical line hum, and built-in wind and blast filtering handles plosives and breath noise directly at the capsule, cutting down on pop-related cleanup later.

Three onboard filter switches let you dial in the tonal character on the spot, whether you’re taming a boomy room or brightening a source. It’s cardioid, passive, and connects via standard 3-pin XLR, so it drops into existing broadcast, podcast, or studio chains without extra gear.

Neodymium capsule for higher output and detailed reproduction
Variable-D design minimizes proximity effect
Three voice-shaping filter switches
Humbucking coil for hum rejection
Integrated wind and blast filters
Cardioid pattern, passive, 3-pin XLR connector
Steel housing with satin nickel finish

Whether it’s anchoring a podcast desk, a broadcast booth, or a vocal booth in a recording studio, the RE27N/D delivers the resolution and consistency that keep it in rotation among engineers who need a dependable voice mic they don’t have to think twice about.