Distributed audio
Audio that moves naturally through the property
Whole-property audio works best when zones, speaker placement, amplification, networking, control, and the way rooms connect are planned together.
Designed as one system
What the work can include
The calibrated-room process
Start with the space. Finish with confidence.
We make the reasoning visible—from the first site conversation through testing, documentation, and handoff.
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Measure and listen
Understand the room, the people, the existing conditions, and the result the system needs to deliver.
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Design the path
Coordinate acoustics, infrastructure, equipment, interfaces, and project responsibilities.
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Integrate and test
Install carefully, configure deliberately, and commission against the design intent.
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Hand over clearly
Train the people using the system and provide the documentation needed to support it.
Useful context
Questions to answer early
Can distributed audio be added to an existing home?
Often, yes. Available pathways, finishes, network conditions, and access determine the most appropriate wired or hybrid approach.
Can indoor and outdoor areas work together?
Yes. Zones can be planned across interior and exterior spaces while accounting for coverage, weather exposure, and neighbor impact.
Can different rooms play different sources?
Yes. Source and zone behavior are defined during design so the control experience matches how the property is used.
Serving Sacramento and Northern California
Bring us the room, the friction, and where the project stands.
We’ll help define a sensible next step without forcing the project into a prebuilt package.
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