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Steve is correct about EV mics. Our keyboard player uses an EV. It is very bassy and dull. It loses a lot of the top end signal. Ideal for mikeing up acoustic bass, bass drums, bass bins or deep male voices. For normal vocals I would not dream of using one. As indicated in my previous post, the RE 20 has a bass roll off switch, so if you didn't want alot of bass, you'd hit the switch. This is a pretty darned good mike for male voices. To each his own.
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