Title: MultiQuan RDP: Rate-Distortion-Perception Coding via Offset Quantizers. Abstract: The rate-distortion-perception (RDP) framework has attracted significant recent attention due to its application in neural compression. It is important to understand the underlying mechanism connecting procedures with common randomness and those without. Different from previous efforts, we study this problem from a quantizer design perspective. By analyzing an idealized setting, we provide an interpretation on the advantage of dithered quantization in the RDP setting, which further allows us to make a conceptual connection between randomized (dithered) quantizers and quantizers without common randomness. This new understanding leads to a new procedure for RDP coding based on multiple quantizers with offsets. Though the procedure can be viewed as intermediates between the two extremes, its explicit structure can be advantageous in some cases. Experimental results are given on both simple data sources and images to illustrate its behavior. 