Audio

By Tony Doy, Vice President of New Product Development, Triad Semiconductor For decades, the standard procedure for professional audio equipment — from audio interfaces to mixing consoles — involved a compromise: the need for two separate, parallel signal paths (and...

Introduction The XLR connector, widely recognized in the audio industry, has played a crucial role in audio equipment for decades. Known for its robustness, reliability, and balanced audio capabilities, the XLR connector has become a staple in professional audio...

Introduction XLR connectors, a mainstay in the professional audio industry, are increasingly finding their way into prosumer applications, such as podcasting, social media content creation and home recording studios. Despite their superior audio quality and noise...

Introduction Phantom power, a staple of the audio industry, is an essential element in the operation of many professional-grade microphones and other studio peripherals. Almost universally supplied at a voltage of 48V, it can also be found at other voltages depending...