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Key Features:
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Continuous Presence Rise Enhances Sound
Quality
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True Condenser Design
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Transformerless Output
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Small, Unobtrusive Profile
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Includes Stand Clamp, Windscreen, and
Zippered Vinyl Pouch
General Description:
The Electro-Voice
®
RE200 is a cardioid, true condenser
instrument microphone designed for the exacting acoustic
reproduction of choirs, strings, percussion and brass
instruments in live performance and sound recordings. The
RE200 is designed to be used in professional remote
recordings, sound reinforcement systems, sound studios and
motion picture/TV scoring stages.
The RE200's frequency response has a continuous presence
rise to enhance the sound quality. The excellent transient
response and smooth frequency response is gently lifted
above 1,000 Hz, lending an open, transparent detail to the
recorded sound.
The RE200's transducer is a true, external biased condenser
element based on the RE2000 transducer design. (Most
studio recording microphones are true condensers because
they have greater sensitivity and stability than an electret
element). The diaphragm is ultrathin, goldlaminated,
environmentally stabilized and ultralow in mass. The electrode
is a precision-cut, singlepiece, ceramic disc layered with gold.
The transducer is biased by an internal dc-to-dc converter to
ensure that its sensitivity and performance is not dependent
on phantom voltage. The RE200 transducer is cradled in an
TM
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shock-mount system for mechanical isolation.
The RE200's electronics are designed to operate from 12 to
52 Vdc phantom power.
The RE200 is small, light and rugged, making it ideal for a
variety of applications without being obtrusive.
The RE200 is supplied with the model 311 microphone stand
clamp, a zippered vinyl carrying pouch and a Wind Tech
5700-12 black external foam windscreen.
™
1. Wind Tech
is a trademark of Olsen Audio Group, Inc. The 5700 windscreen
can be purchased separately from Wind Tech at 480/998-7140.
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Summary of Contents for Electro-Voice RE200
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Page 1: Key Features
The RE200’s electronics are designed to operate from 12 to 52 Vdc phantom power. The RE200 is small, light and rugged, making it ideal for a variety of applications without being obtrusive. The RE200 is supplied with the model 311 microphone stand clamp, a zippered vinyl carrying pouch and a Wind Tech 5700-12 black external foam windscreen. -
Page 2: Frequency Response
2.The microphone should be located close to the sound source to minimize interference from other potential sound sources. 3. Use the 3-to-1 rule when using multiple microphones. Place each microphone three times farther from other microphones as from the desired sound source.