The short answer is no. To explain, though, the only practical reason to use gold plating on AV cables is to prevent ...

While multiple versions of HDMI have come to fruition over the years, the basics haven’t changed: it’s an AV cable that sends audio and video upstream from your AV components (e.g., cable box ...

Developed by Toshiba in 1983, the digital optical cable was invented so consumers could transmit digital audio signals from CD and Laserdisc players to an AV receiver or stereo system. Thanks to ...

Philips is celebrating 100 years of audio with the launch of a new range of audio products, called the Century. The Philips ...

These wireless headphones from OneOdio are made for DJ and recording use thanks too their ultra-low latency and high-end performance.

There are various types of audio cable, including the most traditional and prevalent RCA (unbalanced) as well as XLR (balanced) on the analogue side; on the digital side, the most common audio cable ...

Your MIDI keyboard should now be successfully interfaced with your computer, potentially via your audio interface. This hurdle cleared, you are now unfortunately through the looking glass – and may be ...

Deepcool has unveiled the CH690 digital display chassis, engineered with precise dimensions of 240 mm in width, 481 mm in ...

You're tired of using $10 Walmart headphones, and you think that it's time you finally start taking your audio seriously.

The DJI Mic Mini is probably the only wireless mic for your phone you'll ever need – is the Mic 2 still worth having?

Gold-plated audio and video cables don't enhance output quality, especially in the digital era. Gold is actually less durable than materials like nickel. Manufacturers continue to sell gold ...

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