#ELECTRO VOICE MIC PARTS DRIVERS#
Replacement 8 ohm diaphragm for high frequency drivers used on these Electro-Voice speaker models: SX SERIES TX 1122/1152 ELIMIATOR SERIES FM1202ER ZX1 ZXA1. White grille for the Electro-Voice EVID C4.2 two-way coaxial ceiling loudspeaker. What should i replace my electro voice speaker with? Even if a product is no longer manufactured, its spare parts are usually still on stock for another five years. You can not only rely on the high quality of all spare parts, we can also guarantee precise processing and the perfect fit for your individual needs. We have the right Electro-Voice spare parts for almost every product for you. Are there any spare parts for electro voice? 1950's Electro Voice 664 Microphone - working perfectly, stellar condition! EV Electro-Voice 644 Sound Spot Shotgun Dynamic Vintage Mic Microphone w. 8.53" long x 1.94" diameter (2.Frequently Asked Questions What kind of microphone does electro voice use?Įlectro Voice N/D 757B "Lead Vocal" Dynamic Microphone.Sensitivity, open circuit voltage: 1.5 mV/pascal = 1 kHz.Steel case and hum-bucking coil provide exceptional magnetic shielding.Large Acoustalloy diaphragm and low-mass aluminum voice coil.Studio condenser response yet no powering required and immune to overloading.Also ideal for instrument recording, especially kick drums and acoustic guitars.Time-tested broadcast and voiceover favorite.It can be used inside bass drums, on acoustic guitars, and is found in voice booths and broadcasting studios everywhere. By controlling the effect of microphone proximity, the RE20 can be located very close to sound sources without a loss in clarity or definition making the RE20 ideal for tight vocals and challenging instruments. This is accomplished via the application of the EVexclusive Variable-D® technology. The bass-boosting proximity effect common to most directional microphones when used close to the sound source, is eliminated in the RE20.
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By exploiting the strength of its steel housing and employing a mechanical nesting concept, EV designers have created an exceptionally rugged microphone with superior handling noise rejection ideally suited for professional uses. This means the RE20 can be used successfully in situations where other microphones would experience unacceptable levels of hum and buzz. The RE20 will also continue to function flawlessly in high humidity and elevated temperatures that would seriously degrade competitive condenser microphones.Ī massive steel housing and effective hum-bucking coil assure the RE20’s resistance to magnetically induced hum and noise. Using this diaphragm assembly, the RE20 is capable of reproducing extremely high sound pressure levels with no fear of the overload and distortion often experienced with phantom powered condensers. The exceptional performance of the RE20 is achieved by using a large Acoustalloy diaphragm in combination with an exceptionally low-mass aluminum voice coil. Part of the filter also shock mounts the internal microphone element, reducing the transfer of vibrations from external sources. In recording sessions or on stage, singers can “close talk” the microphone, singing with their lips almost touching the grille screen with no worry of “P-pops” or excessive sibilance. Pattern control is so consistent that the frequency response is nearly independent of angular location of the sound source, creating virtually no off-axis coloration, yet providing greatest possible rejection of unwanted sounds.Īn integral blast and wind filter covers each acoustic opening on the RE20. The wide frequency response, coupled with excellent transient response, make the RE20 easily comparable to the finest condenser cardioid microphones and an easily operated “bass tilt down” switch corrects spectrum balance for use in longreach situations or other applications where bass attenuation is needed.Ī true cardioid microphone, the RE20 offers greatest rejection at 180º off axis - directly to the rear of the microphone. The Electro-Voice RE20 is a professional-quality dynamic cardioid microphone created specially for recording, broadcast and sound-reinforcement applications requiring essentially flat response over a very wide frequency range.