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Understand the key differences between balanced and unbalanced connectors and learn when to use XLR, TRS, TS, or RCA in professional audio setups. This guide also introduces REAN connectors, offering stable, high-quality connections for studios and live stage environments.

FBT Myra is a high-end line array series designed for large-scale events, auditoriums, and outdoor stages. Beyond its impressive power output, Myra stands out for its sophisticated technical architecture, ensuring linear, consistent sound coverage across every listener position. Explore the technical design of FBT Myra, including drivers, waveguides, enclosures, and rigging solutions—delivering a linear and powerful audio experience for stages and auditoriums.

Sennheiser MobileConnect is a Wi-Fi–based audio streaming solution designed for conferencing, education, and assistive listening. For small-scale deployments or scenarios requiring rapid setup, Standalone Mode is the optimal choice. It operates without a central management system and does not require Internet access—only a MobileConnect Station and a stable Wi-Fi network. This guide provides a detailed step-by-step setup procedure for configuring MobileConnect in Standalone Mode based on Sennheiser’s technical documentation, along with additional optimization practices to ensure stable and reliable audio performance in real-world applications.

Join Hoang Bao Khoa for an in-depth overview of MobileConnect, including system operation, network requirements, smartphone compatibility, latency performance, and how to integrate MobileConnect into your meeting or conference audio system.

Sennheiser MobileConnect is a real-time audio streaming system that delivers high-quality sound over Wi-Fi directly to smartphones, enabling assistive listening and live interpretation for conferences and events. In this article, Hoàng Bảo Khoa provides an in-depth look at how MobileConnect works, its practical applications, and the key advantages that make it a standout solution for modern venues.

Choosing the right microphone determines sound quality, whether you are recording, livestreaming, singing karaoke, performing on stage, or speaking at a conference. The two most common types are condenser and dynamic microphones, which differ in design and operation, making them suitable for very different needs. Understanding their advantages and limitations helps you invest in the right equipment, optimize costs, and still achieve professional sound quality.

The sound quality in a home karaoke room directly affects the singing experience. Vocals become clearer, brighter, and less prone to feedback when the right speakers are selected, while the listening environment feels more lively and enjoyable. This article outlines the key technical criteria for choosing karaoke speakers, along with practical examples from brands officially distributed by Hoàng Bảo Khoa.

A complete karaoke experience starts with quality speakers. Turosound column speakers deliver bright, clear vocals evenly throughout the room, helping singers feel confident and creating a lively atmosphere. Below is a list of the top 5 Turosound column speakers worth investing in, suitable for both home use and commercial karaoke rooms. Hoàng Bảo Khoa is always ready to provide professional advice and genuine products.

A great karaoke session starts with a great microphone-one that delivers clear, full, and stable vocals, helping singers feel confident and in control. Below is a curated list of the top 5 karaoke microphones trusted by both home users and professional KTV rooms. For hands-on testing and tailored advice, Hoàng Bảo Khoa is always here to help.

Headphone monitoring has always been a debated topic in audio production. Some engineers find it convenient, but many remain concerned about accurately judging sound positioning, depth, and vocal balance compared to traditional studio monitors. Headphones are often considered an alternative solution, yet when moving between spaces, working in shared environments, or lacking a properly treated studio, they become the only viable option. As immersive audio formats like Dolby Atmos become increasingly common, simulating spatial sound through headphones has become essential.