Electro-Voice RE320 vs RODE Procaster (HEAD TO HEAD)

In this video, we compare the Electro-Voice RE320 and RODE Procaster. We thought it would be interesting to compare these two mics because they are in a similar price range and a similar style of mic. We hope this video helps you make an informed decision as you decide between these two mics.
Links to purchase these mics
Electro-Voice RE320 Large Diaphragm Dynamic Vocal Microphone
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Rode Procaster Broadcast Dynamic Vocal Microphone
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[@speckledredknits]

Such a wise review

[@BlackValve]

at least someone thinks so

[@Altair4611]

The capsule on my procaster seems to be rolling around inside of the mic, have to send it back for repairs, good thing rode offers that warranty.

[@w33blord66]

I found the RE320 for 140 used. So I really couldn't pass it up. Plus, to me, the procaster is unforgivably ugly.

[@BlackValve]

truuuuu, what a deal!

[@MariosKJ]

Love the re320 that you don’t really need a filter on it, the plosives are almost non existent. I have the procaster but, im using the big ass ws2 filter which i hate lol. Currently found an re320 for $150 so buying it as we speak

[@mokad]

Did you get to compare them yourself? Which do you think has a lower bass extension? Looking for the low rumble that sm7b and re20 has, but budget isn't that high

[@MariosKJ]

@@mokad forsure the procaster lol the re230 is extremely bright. I’m using the sm7b. In order for more boomy. Sm7b , procaster, mv7x, re320 lol

[@mokad]

@@MariosKJ sick, maybe one day I'll get sm7b or re20. Looking at the SE V7X or v7mk right now, they seem to have very deep extension. Any idea how they'd compare to yours?

[@annekedebruyn7797]

I know that you have moved on towards an SM7b but I still want to share this trick.
If you buy an SM58 foam pop filter, you can cut the top off. Then when you can place that top part into the cap that screws off on the front of the microphone.
This fixes every regular plosive you'll ever get.
If you add the WS2 on top of that, you can literally blow on it and make pop noises.