Category: Audio

Even the primary reason behind the use of the XLR vs Jack cable is because the XLR cable offers you the balance in the sound, unlike jack cable, which is Read more

Well yes, playing certain frequencies and amplitudes on speakers that cannot support them can indeed damage them. What can damage a speaker? How To Damage Your Speakers Over or under Read more

Yes, you can connect an RCA audio source to a 3.5 mm port. You can connect an RCA cable into a 3.5 mm port using a 3.5mm male jack to Read more

Do you take the plastic off Optical Cable? At the very tip of the optical audio cable plug is a clear plastic piece that looks like a tiny lightbulb. It Read more

Still, companies try to sell wire “cookers” and break-in services to perpetuate this myth and make a buck. Splices degrade the sound: Audio experts have determined that properly spliced and Read more

What is SPDIF audio output? S/PDIF (Sony/Philips Digital Interface) is an audio transfer format interface. It transfers digital audio signals from one device to another without the need to first Read more

An S/PDIF coaxial cable can carry linear PCM or multi-channel Dolby AC-3/DTS digital content from a source device, such as CD or DVD player to an AV receiver or Surround Read more

Conclusion. The compatibility of headsets and Dolby Atmos is not dependent on the headphone itself but the Dolby Access software. So, if you’ve been wondering whether Dolby Atmos works with Read more

No it does not. Compressed bitstreams up to 48Khz/16bps using AC3 (Dolby Digital) or DTS encoding mechanisms. Surround audio across S/PSIF can only be achieved using AC3/DTS. Multichannel PCM (most Read more

RCA cables do make a difference due to them being high-level signal cables that are analog. Due to this, they are susceptible to noise and interference and the only way Read more