The microphone is not a serviceable item. Although delicate and very accurate it is quite affordable to replace in the event yours is broken or missing. Just contact the Parts Department and tell them you wish to order a MIC 2 Spare replacement analyzer microphone. An XLR to 1/4″ tip-sleeve adapter is required to use the MIC 2 with all analyzers except RA 30. Rane does not supply this adapter. • Can I use a different microphone with the unit? The MIC 1 is the only microphone we certify to operate correctly with the RA 27, RE 14 / 27 models. MIC 2 is for RA 30 but may be substituted for MIC 1 using correct adapter. Using any other device may damage the analyzer, measuring device or both. The one known measurement microphone witnessed compatible with the RA / RE series retails for over $ 500, thus it is wiser to purchase an original Rane microphone.
Hi, I still think it would be better to buy a new microphone. Even if he does repair it, I still think there will be some problems with it. So my advice is to buy another one. For example, I purchased my office from https://www.access-market.com. To be honest, it didn’t cost me much, I took somewhere about 7 microphones and even now it works quite well. Or you can order from elsewhere, like eBay or Amazon. But you will not have guarantees that they are original and will work a little longer.
Before drawing conclusions, try test your microphone. This can be done online here, very simply, you do not need to download anything. If in the end the situation is really sad, consider buying a good microphone. I really like the Sontronics Aria. you will get a very soft and warm sound, no unnecessary voice decoration and vintage design.
I’m sorry to hear about your microphone troubles. If your microphone has stopped working, it might be a good idea to check if it’s still under warranty. If not, you can explore options for replacement or repair.
For replacement, you can visit https://asmrmicrophones.com/ to find a suitable microphone that fits your needs.
If you’re considering repair, you may want to contact the manufacturer or a local electronics repair shop to see if they can fix the issue.
I understand how essential a functioning microphone can be, especially if you use it for work or creative projects. I hope one of these options helps you resolve the problem and get back to using your microphone without any issues.