Electrovoice RE92L
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Discreet and precise sound capture : miniature format ideal for applications where the microphone must remain unobtrusive while maintaining intelligibility.
- Cardioid directivity : better voice isolation and reduction of ambient noise, useful in conferences, studios, places of worship, or on stage.
- Switchable low-cut filter (12 dB/Octave) on the Inline module: limits rumble, vibrations, and proximity effect depending on the setup.
- Inline electronics and transformerless output : clean signal, easy integration into a professional audio chain with phantom power.
Manufacturer Information
Electrovoice
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An Electro-Voice miniature microphone designed for installations and speech
The RE92L fits within Electro-Voice's approach: offering reliable microphones adapted to field constraints, with clear reproduction focused on intelligibility. Its miniature format and Inline electronic module make it a particularly coherent solution for fixed systems (meeting rooms, educational institutions, places of worship, auditoriums) as well as for performances where a clean sound is desired without highlighting the equipment.
Within a range of microphones dedicated to voice and professional use, the RE92L occupies a unique position: it prioritizes discretion and environmental control (cardioid directivity, low-cut), while maintaining specifications suited to the actual levels of speech or moderate stage use.
Who is the Electro-Voice RE92L for?
This microphone is aimed at sound technicians, integrators, and stage managers who need to amplify voice with a minimally visible microphone: conference speakers, stage presentations, hosting, institutional recordings, or corporate events. Its cardioid directivity helps keep the voice clear even when the room is reverberant or ambient noise (ventilation, audience, monitors) is present.
It is also suitable for configurations with constrained positioning (mount, set, lectern, discreet installation). The presence of a switchable low-cut filter directly on the module allows quick adaptation of the sound according to the source (deep voice, proximity, mechanical vibrations) without relying solely on console equalization.
Key Features: Intelligibility, Control, and Integration
Cardioid directivity: a voice better separated from the mix
The RE92L's cardioid directivity favors capturing what is in front of the microphone and reduces side and rear pickup. In practice, this helps achieve a voice that is more "forward" and stable, with less room coloration. This is an asset for speech reinforcement, where comprehension takes priority over tonal color.
Switchable 12 dB/Octave low-cut filter: a simple, highly effective tool
The switchable low-cut filter (12 dB/Octave) integrated into the Inline module is particularly useful for cleaning up the low end. It reduces handling noise, vibrations transmitted through a mount, stage hum, or ventilation noise, and limits excessive bass related to certain placements. This quick adjustment saves time during setup and secures sound reinforcement, especially on systems with heavy bass or in resonant rooms.
Inline electronic module and transformerless output: clean signal and professional audio chain
The RE92L uses an Inline electronic module and transformerless output, an architecture appreciated for its transparency and good level handling. The microphone is designed to operate in professional audio chains powered by 24 to 52 V phantom power. This facilitates integration with a console, interface, stage preamp, or fixed installation, while maintaining consistent reproduction over long sessions.
With a frequency response of 40 Hz to 20 kHz, the RE92L broadly covers the useful spectrum of speech and many supplementary sources. Its ability to handle a maximum sound pressure level exceeding 135 dB SPL provides a welcome safety margin if the speaker projects, if the source moves closer, or if the microphone is used in a more dynamic environment than expected.
Technical specifications
| Directivity | cardioid | Color | Black |
| Capsule | electret | ||
| Model | Electro-Voice RE92L | Equivalent noise level | less than 30 dB SPL (A-weighted) |
| Type | miniature condenser microphone | Dynamic range | greater than 105 dB |
| Low-cut filter | switchable 12 dB/Octave on the module | Signal-to-noise ratio | 64 dB SPL |
| Output | transformerless | Output impedance at 1 kHz | 250 Ohms |
| Electronic module | Inline | Required power | phantom power 24-52 V |
| Frequency response | 40 Hz to 20 kHz | Attached cable length | 1.2 m |
| Sensitivity | 5.6 mV/Pa | Microphone dimensions | 24.1 mm x 10.5 mm diameter |
| Maximum sound pressure level | greater than 135 dB SPL | Inline module dimensions | 135.9 mm x 22.2 mm diameter |
Questions frequently asked
Does the Electro-Voice RE92L require phantom power?
Phantom power from 24 to 52 V is required to operate its Inline electronics module. The transformerless output integrates into compatible professional audio chains.
Is the cardioid pattern suitable for a reverberant room?
The cardioid capsule favors sound pickup in front of the microphone and reduces side and rear pickups. This pattern helps preserve speech intelligibility when ambient noise or reverberation is present.
How does the Electro-Voice miniature microphone's low-cut filter work?
A switchable 12 dB/octave low-cut filter is located on the Inline module. It reduces vibrations from the mount, handling noise, and excessive bass related to proximity. Activation is done directly on the module.
What is the cable length of the RE92L?
The attached cable measures 1.2 m. The microphone is 24.1 mm long with a 10.5 mm diameter, while the Inline module measures 135.9 mm.
Can this microphone handle a projected voice on stage?
With a maximum sound pressure level above 135 dB SPL, this model offers a margin suitable for projected voices and more dynamic sources. Its dynamic range is rated at over 105 dB.



