Elevate Your Studio Recording with Electro-Voice 309A Suspension Shock Mount for RE20, RE27N/D and RE320 Microphones Review

Your RE Series microphone investment is not complete without the 309A pendant mount. Despite its size, it is very well designed and easy to use. and strong enough to take its place in countless broadcast booths around the world. And let's be honest. Like the mic he's holding, his looks are truly iconic. But more importantly, it offers near-perfect insulation. True, there are a few aftermarket clones out there, but I'm willing to shell out a few bucks more for the original.

This general description or EV dimensional drawing shows that the two parts of the adapter come out of the box screwed together and appear as one piece. After unscrewing the two parts of the adapter with your finger, the set screw (winged) comes out of the adapter. You turn the adapter upside down and screw a set screw into the top of the adapter. This allows the 309A to be used with any studio arm, such as the Rode PSA 1 microphone. This is why Revain shows that, despite being two different…

Not much to say here. It appears to be a real EV 309A shock. That's very pleasant. Strong. Good design. An additional set of rubber mounts was included in the scope of delivery. Even though he's tall. Actually, so is the microphone, so it's proportional to the size of the microphone. I just found it difficult to spend 20% of the cost of a microphone on a mount. I rated the value for money as low. It is well built and is a good product. I mean EV raised the price and locked that high price in…

I have had other dampers but this one really fits the RE20. I've used them on a transmit arm in a broadcast studio, but I also use this in my home studio, flipped upside down and mounted on a desktop mic stand. It works great, but my only suggestion is that the 309's damper is quite high if you mount it upside down, so you may need a shorter stem on your mic stand if you're seated while using the mic. Otherwise, you have to point the microphone down to speak directly into it. Personal…

At first I was skeptical about how good the noise insulation would be with this shock absorber. I recently bought another brand of shock mount for another dynamic mic and was very disappointed with the result. Fans from other devices on the tabletop were still telegraphing through my bay and being picked up by the mic. I've been using my EV RE-20 for a while with no jarring and I've been getting noticeable noise through the bar. My 309A shock arrived this afternoon and I installed it straight…

Let's just say that this is a very expensive thing. I know there are a lot of mics out there, but c'mon, just for the shock you can buy an amp. But apart from that I also want to say that it works. just be careful Users have reported that rubber mounts have broken because they pulled too hard. I'm glad they give you an extra set. I would watch a video on how to set this up properly. I see a lot of people setting this up wrong. For the short answer you don't have, this is unnecessary. The elctro