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EX1 and Electro-Voice 635A anyone?
Hi there
Has anybody been using the EX1 with the Electro-Voice 635A handheld microphone for interview purposes etc. I need a microphone with low handling sensitivity (can be held in hand) to do a series of 'on the spot' interviews for a project Im working on. This one sounds good and isnt too expensive. Just wondering if the signal to EX1 is loud enough and it doesnt need any extra pre-amping etc. Thanks Jamie |
Go the extra fifty bucks and get this one.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/76687-REG/Electro_Voice_16501707_RE50_B_Omni_ENG.html The shock mounting seriously reduces handling noise, and you can hammer nails with this beast. |
I think this mic also has good built-in wind protection?
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I use the Beyer 58 a microphone that is used by many TV crews around the world.
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Cheers Jamie |
I have used one of my EV 635A mics with my EX1 and didn't notice any particular level mismatches.
The EV RE-50 is simply a larger exo-skeleton and extra padding with a 635 inside. The 635 doesn't have unusual handling or wind noise IME, The RE-50 outside case is sheet-metal and not rugged enough for hammering nails. There are other EV mic models that are famous as the "Buchanan Hammer", notably the 664. |
"The RE-50 outside case is sheet-metal and not rugged enough for hammering nails."
You really took that seriously? Wow. |
Im making a note....do not use RE-50 to build new garage....got it. Thanks!
Cheers Jamie |
I've owned a 635A for over 30 years and I used to use it a lot ... however, there are so many better mics on the market today than there were way back then.
HOWEVER, if you are on a shoestring budget, then the 635A should do you. |
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