John L Rice wrote:

I'm (pretty) sure there must be at least one dealer in Atlanta that must
stock RE-20's. Or you could call a couple local studios to find one that
has an RE-20 ( and hopefully other mics you are interested in ) and buy an
hour of time or so to try them out ( $15 to $80 in a studio is probably a
better investment than taking a few hours for free in Guitar Ceter etc )
Any one here on RAP in GA that can help out Sue?

I don't offhand, but I bet if you call Joe over at WREK and ask for ten
minutes with an RE-20, they'll let you into the studios. What real audio
places are left in Atlanta now?

The PL-20 is pretty much the same as the RE-20 and sometimes can be found
cheaper.

It is the same, other than color, but it was sold through a different dealer
network. It's no longer sold, so it only turns up used. If you buy a really
ratty half-destroyed one, EV will rebuild them for a very minimal charge, too.
I really like EV.
--scott
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