Electro-Voice RE20 Microphone

The Electro-Voice RE20 is one of the most iconic microphones in broadcasting history, renowned for its 'Variable-D' technology which eliminates the proximity effect. Originally released in 1968, it has become a standard in radio stations, podcasting, and music recording studios worldwide.

The brand, Electro-Voice (EV), was founded in South Bend, Indiana, and has a legacy of innovation in audio technology dating back to the late 1920s. Today, the RE20 continues to be manufactured primarily in the United States, maintaining its reputation for rugged build quality and consistent performance.

Since 2006, Electro-Voice has been a part of the Bosch Group. Specifically, it operates under the Bosch Building Technologies (formerly Bosch Communications Systems) division. This ownership provides the brand with global reach and extensive R&D resources while continuing to produce high-end professional audio equipment.