ND Series — the Stage Standard
The step up, for pub stages & festival fields. Four vocal models, from the cardioid ND76 to the ND96 and the presence switch that pushes you through a loud mix. On the kit, the ND44 and ND46 aim by pivot, so you're not moving the stand mid-set.
Broadcast & Interview — the RE Legacy
The specialists, in radio studios since 1968. Lean in or sit back and you sound like yourself either way: Variable-D holds your tone steady across your working distance on the RE20, RE27N/D, and RE320, so the low end doesn't swell when you get close. The RE50 gets there from the other end, omnidirectional so proximity effect never shows up at all, shock-mounted and blast-filtered for newsrooms & live remotes.
RE3 — Pro UHF Wireless
The pro platform. Pick your capsule and it threads onto the same transmitter, so an ND96 for the loud room and an RE520 for the quiet one don't cost you two systems. Then build the rack out with diversity receivers, splitters & chargers.
Compare: Wired Microphones
Compare: Wired Microphones | PL Series The working band's kit | ND Series The stage standard | Broadcast & Interview The RE legacy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vocal mics | |||
| Vocal mics | PL80a · PL24S | ND76 · ND76S · ND86 · ND96 | RE20 · RE27N/D · RE320 |
| Instrument & specialist | |||
| Instrument & specialist | PL33 kick · PL35 snare · PL37 | ND44 · ND46 · ND66 · ND68 | RE50/B · RE50L interview |
| Signature technology | |||
| Signature technology | Acoustifoam pop control, Memraflex | Hydrophobic membrane, pivot heads | Variable-D — no proximity effect |
| Wireless path | |||
| Wireless path | — | Heads drop onto RE3 handhelds | — |
| Best for | |||
| Best for | First kit, rehearsal, house mics | Gigging stages, drummers | Studios, podcasts, field news |
All three wired families share EV build standards — pick by where the mic will live.
Compare: Wireless Systems
Compare: Wireless Systems | R300 Wireless made simple | RE3 The pro platform | |
|---|---|---|---|
| System types | |||
| System types | Handheld · lavalier · headworn | Handheld (5 heads) · bodypack (3 builds) · components |  |
| Setup workflow | |||
| Setup workflow | ClearScan + EZsync — one button | Group/channel LCD for coordinated rigs | |
| Channels & bands | |||
| Channels & bands | 32 channels · 4 bands | Multiple UHF bands · 36 MHz tunable | |
| Interchangeable heads | |||
| Interchangeable heads | — | ND76/86/96 + RE420/520 | |
| Best for | |||
| Best for | Single systems, simple rooms | Multi-system rigs, touring, AV | |
Both run true antenna diversity. R300 optimizes for simplicity; RE3 for scale and choice.
Who It's For
Match the mic family to the job — every card links to how people actually use it.
Find Your Microphone
Start at the stage standard, compare the families, or go straight to wireless.
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Not Sure? Start With ND
The stage standard — a capsule for every source, with a wireless path built in.
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Compare the Families
Wired and wireless, side by side.
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Cutting the Cable?
RE3 brings your stage capsule to UHF wireless.