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The XLR connector is widely used in professional audio because its balanced signal design helps reject electromagnetic interference, while its locking mechanism prevents accidental disconnection. A standard three-pin XLR also provides a consistent interfac...

Author: Lynn Zhang, CEO at Jingyi Audio Technical Review: Jingyi Stage Cable R&D Lab & Global Production Team Published: September 15, 2026 | Last Updated: September 15, 2026 Quick Answer: What is a Custom DMX Cable? A custom DMX cable ...

Step onto any real stage and the studio suddenly looks like a safe, quiet bubble. Live gigs throw everything at your signal path: long cable runs across the floor, dimmer packs, radio transmitters, switching power supplies, and the constant flex of cables be...

When you set up a recording studio, most of the attention goes to microphones, interfaces, and monitors. The XLR cable — the humble three-pin lead that carries your microphone signal — quietly decides whether your takes are clean or noisy. A grea...

The choice between DMX 3-pin and 5-pin XLR is not a pin-count question — it is a fixture-inventory, cable-run, and RDM-readiness question. Here is how the DMX512 standard actually maps to those pins, why most fixtures ship with 3-pin, and the field-t...

Last Updated: September 10, 2026 Written by Lynn Zhang CEO at Jingyi Audio Lynn Zhang is the CEO of Jingyi Audio, a company focused on professional audio cable solutions, XLR cable manufacturing, and signal connection products for studios, live production...

The labels are everywhere, but they don't tell you what you actually need to decide. OEM and ODM are presented as a binary choice in most factory brochures, but the real decision for an audio brand is how deep into customization the program needs to go. ...

Written by: Lynn ZhangCEO at Jingyi Audio | Professional Audio Cable Manufacturer Last Updated: September 9, 2026 What Is a Short XLR Cable? A short XLR cable is a compact balanced audio cable assembly, usually shorter than one meter, ...

The difference between Speakon connectors and PowerCon connectors is simple: Speakon is a loudspeaker connector designed to carry amplified audio to passive speakers, while PowerCon is an AC mains connector designed to deliver power to audio equipment. The...

Choosing the right speaker cable for a professional audio system is mainly about matching conductor size, shielding, connector format, and installation distance to the job. For short, high-current loudspeaker runs, thicker oxygen-free copper conductors usu...