Escondido, CA, United States
About this listing
Hello and welcome to The House of Chrome. You are looking at a studio quality Electro Voice RE-10 model cardioid dynamic microphone made in the 1996 and manufactured out of Buchanan, Michigan. It comes with the original E.V 312 model mic clip and period Atlas DS-2 desk stand. It should be noted right away that this mic has been thoroughly gone over inside and out and it's a very nice example overall working example that sounds as good as the day it was sold. Pic # 2 shows the mics characteristics from an old E.V data sheet I have. The RE-10 model was identical to the RE-11 & RE-15 models except for two subtle differences. The RE-10, RE-11 & RE-15 had different front screens. The RE-11 had the largest and was ideal for situations where you needed more protection against "pops" from speaking or singing. The RE-15 had the best frequency response but the differences in frequency response were so subtle that it's virtually impossible to notice. You would generally need sophisticated sound equipment to see the difference as they all utilized the same low impedance element. The RE-15 was the best of the 3 and the RE-10 came in second. They are all very high quality mics however. Pic # 3 shows a young Stevie Nicks using the RE-10 while recording in a studio environment. These RE series mics were the best money could buy and continue to be some of the best mics ever made. The RE-10 is a lite weight all metal design that's built like a tank. These mics rarely ever fail and have good, strong output but they do need to be refurbished after many years of use if you plan on getting the most out of your mic. The RE-10 came with the bass drop off switch (as seen in pic # 11) giving it's user more control over the tone of the mic without needing an E.Q. This mic has a perfect working bass drop off switch. Make sure you get an RE-10 that doesn't have a defective switch as they can fail. This microphone sounds excellent and set at 150 OHMS which is technically low Z but I find to be more medium Impedance. It's not bass heavy like a Shure SM-58 microphone. It has a warm, rich tone on the lower Z setting and is excellent for broadcasting and singing. It has a higher pitched tone on the high impedance setting. A superb microphone all around. Easy to hold and superb uni-directional characteristics. The chrome mesh screen is very nice too with zero tarnish, odors or deformation. Mic has an original inner foam pop filter to help with sound characteristics. This helps cut down on unwanted "pops" from breathing to close or windy conditions. I normally replace them but this mic was so well stored that it didn't need to be replaced. The XLR pins on this mic have been cleaned as they were becoming tarnished from age ensuring a perfect signal with zero distortion once a cable is attached. The pastel green paint on handle has just very lite wear. A few subtle scuff marks and lite scratches. It's free of any dents, paint chips or fractures. The E.V label shows extremely lite wear but completely legible. Again, a 1996 model and one of the last years to be sold. The RE-10 does come with the original grey E.V 312 model mic clip that works great for this microphone giving the user a wide degree of tilt up and down as needed. Despite a small crack in the clip the clip grips the mic firmly and will screw onto any desk or floor stand you have as well. If you demand an excellent working RE-10 to use frequently...this is your mic and it will only increase in value due to physical condition and rarity. You'll see the older Atlas DS-2 model desk stand is included and perfect for just about any older vintage or modern microphone. The stand is a more aggressive design with a very stable platform. It has the 3 inch chrome riser with built in shock mount that reduces unwanted feedback while you mic is live. This mic stand is not perfect by any means but it's a lot nicer than most you'll come across from this era. It shows just very lite wear. The flat black painted base is aluminum and this is just a few tiny imperfections in the form of small scratches and a few small paint ships from years of use. No dents or fractures and the red Atlas logo looks great. The riser shows no wear at all and will accept any screw on mic or mic clip you have. The 4 original pads are still on the bottom of the base and work great. Please let the detailed pics be your guide. This mic stand is great for this RE-10 mic. The stand is appx 5 inches wide X 6 inches deep X 4 inches tall. This stand has the universal 5/8 X 27 thread. This stand is an easy 8 on a scale of 1 - 10. Some might rate higher. As with all my vintage microphones for sale... I can promise you will be happy with it for the price paid. If not...I have a no hassle return policy. The return shipping will be on you as I believe that's fair but the purchase price would be refunded. Simply return in the same nice condition...period. Check my rating. International buyers are welcome as well. BUYER MUST PAY WITHIN 24 HOURS or will lose rights to this item, unpaid item report will be opened and item will be relisted. If you don't intend on buying this...do not commit to buy please. Domestic buyer will get priority shipping. If you have any questions feel free to ask and...thanks for looking.
PriceA$566.44
+ A$85.33 Shipping
14-Day Return Policy
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