Top 10 best-selling Dynamic Instrument Microphones

The Electro-Voice RE20 is a go-to piece of equipment for almost every radio, TV and recording studio. This dynamic vocal and instrument microphone boasts a flat response across a huge frequency range and is exceptionally forgiving.

The name is already pretty familiar, so it's little surprise that in the tight form of the Sennheiser MD 421 Kompakt, you're getting all of the dynamics and detail of an OG MD 421, just a lot smaller.

The beloved Audix D6 is a kick mic that yields great results out of the box and without EQ. It effortlessly picks up the loudest, deepest bass tones, with great clarity and attack.

The Electro Voice RE20 can be found in every TV, radio and recording studio. This dynamic vocal/instrument microphone has a flat response and a broad frequency range, that's incredibly forgiving.

The Audix DP7 is a 7-part drum microphone set. Each of its microphones is attuned to a specific task and the overall sound is rich and fresh. Includes two overheads, a kick and snare mic and three tom mics.

Specifically for your guitar cabinet, Sennheiser have developed this microphone so it can be positioned close to the speaker. Great for guitarists!

For amplifying toms, you need this Evolution 3-pack E 604! The 3 mics are ideal for percussion and drums, as well as brass and woodwind instruments.

The Sennheiser Ee04 is a cardioid dynamic instrument microphone that has been specifically designed for capturing toms and snares.

The Shure SM57 is a versatile, professional instrument microphone. You can even use it in the studio to record all kinds of instruments.

What is a radio studio without a Shure SM7B microphone? Thanks to its wide frequency range, cardioid pickup pattern and full magnetic shielding, crystal-clear audio reproduction becomes a piece of cake!