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Key Takeaways A cat 5 ethernet cable is still common in homes, small businesses, security systems, and pro audio setups across the U.S. Cat 5 usually handles 10/100 Mbps, while Cat 5e can run 1 Gbps up to 100 meters, which is why most contractors choose ...

Key Takeaways Cat8 is currently the latest Ethernet cable standard recognized by ANSI/TIA, designed for short, high-speed links. Cat6A continues to be the most practical choice for U.S. homes and commercial buildings. Social media conversations show tha...

Key Takeaways A proper RCA cable for record player must be built for tiny phono signals, not regular line-level audio. Low capacitance, good shielding, and a stable ground connection make the biggest difference in noise and clarity. Real stories from Re...

Key Takeaways Pro audio XLR cables are still the backbone of sound systems in the U.S., whether you’re wiring a studio, a touring rig, a church, or a large corporate AV setup. Balanced audio works because of noise cancellation, not “magic cab...

Key Takeaways The debate between headphones USB vs 3.5mm is not about the plug itself—it's about the location and quality of the Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) that transforms digital audio files into the sound waves you hear USB headsets contai...

Why People Still Mix These Two Up If you’ve ever set up a studio, connected a Dante device, or wired a venue, you’ve probably wondered:“Is a patch cable the same as an Ethernet cable?” You’re not alone. This question ap...

Key Takeaways ✅ Flat ethernet cables save up to 50% rack space — great for tight OEM enclosures.✅ Round cables provide 30% better EMI shielding, ideal for industrial sites.✅ Modern flat Cat6a cables meet ISO/IEC 11801 standards, matching round c...

Key Takeaways The microphone with 1/4 inch jack has shifted from recording studios to karaoke, instruments, and older PA systems. Standard 1/4" TS jacks don’t carry phantom power, so condenser mics won’t work. Companies like Jingyi Audio sti...

Key Points Ethernet cables deliver higher speed, lower latency, and better scalability than coaxial cables. Coaxial cables still serve important roles in long-distance, retrofit, and MoCA installations. JINGYI Audio supplies OEM Ethernet and coaxial ass...

Key Takeaways DMX cable vs microphone cable may look the same, but they’re built for completely different jobs. DMX cables carry digital lighting control data that needs exact 120-ohm impedance. Microphone cables carry analog sound with much lower ...