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In professional audio systems, especially environments that demand high stability such as auditoriums, stages, theaters, and studios,... the quality of the connectors plays a critical role in overall system performance. Two names frequently compared are REAN and Neutrik. Interestingly, both brands belong to the Neutrik Group, yet they are positioned differently to meet a wide range of needs, from cost-effective solutions to premium, industry-leading performance. This article breaks down the relationship between the two brands and provides a detailed comparison of materials, design, applications, and pricing, helping you decide which connector is best suited for your project or installation model.

Audio connectors are often underestimated, yet choosịng the correct connector can significantly impact signal quality, system stability, and equipment longevity. Hoàng Bảo Khoa provides a detailed guide to help you choose the right REAN connectors, optimizing both performance and reliability in professional audio and lighting setups.

There are dozens of types of audio jacks on the market, but not all of them are suitable for home studios. Choosing the right type of jack not only ensures clean and stable sound transmission but also prevents noise and distortion during recording or mixing. Let’s take a look at the 4 most common types of jacks in a studio: TS, TRS, XLR, and RCA with Hoang Bao Khoa.