When it comes to professionally installed and designed entertainment rooms, we frequently tackle issues related to acoustics, light management, comfort, and power management. One topic that is often left untouched is the necessity or preference for a “quiet” or private home entertainment setting. The reasons behind wanting this type of configuration are endless, but to…
Read MoreIn simple terms, acoustics is the way that sound interacts within physical boundaries. In the case of a home theatre, the boundaries are made up of walls, furnishings, window coverings, and other objects that can either reflect or absorb sound waves at different levels. As you begin to plan your home theatre you may want…
Read MoreWhole-house sound installations have evolved technologically and price-wise to the point where every homeowner planning on a home automation upgrade should seriously consider this option. Bringing surround sound into every room in the house can now be achieved with both simple wired solutions and wireless options. With similar costs, the main consideration is the complexity…
Read MoreSound, lighting, temperature control, and video are essential elements of design when it comes to creating an environment conducive to congregating, learning, and worshiping. Many small churches and new church plants find themselves converting spaces not originally designed for worship meetings as an interim solution to church growth. With the right technology and integrations, these…
Read MoreMany would agree that a home theater system cannot be complete without its own sophisticated set of home audio components – a 2.1 speaker set, say, or a 5.1-channel surround sound system. But it’s also nice to have the luxury of an additional – also, simpler – home audio setup, with wireless speakers, capable headphones,…
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