High-End Hi-Fi Systems

We can provide our clients with high fidelity music and create superb quality playback in their homes.  We would normally use Linn, Bowers and Wilkins and Classe but can also use other manufacturers’ hardware as well.  We have experienced members of our team with sound engineering degrees and plenty of practical knowledge.

Multi-room Hi-Fi Systems

We install multi room music in most of our projects.  We would normally use B&O, Linn or Sonos 

Considerations When Integrating Hi-Fi into Residential Houses and Apartments

Our experience with installing and integrating high end Hi-Fi into homes and apartments means that we are able to recommend the right equipment and configure it to work at its best.

Multi room music systems often advertise that they work wirelessly, although we would always hard wire our systems so it is important to ensure that the correct data and speaker cables are installed before the project is plastered.  We always centralise our multi room music to one location, which houses all music sources, amplification, and hardware such as Linn or Sonos.

Manufacturers We Use and Recommend

For stand alone multi room music you cannot beat Linn for quality, flexibilty and performance.  It is a fantastic product that comes in a variety of quality/price levels

Hi-Fi Consultancy

We can provide consultancy on a project where Hi-Fi is being considered.  Whether it is background music or high fidelity, we have the skill sets to provide professional no nonsense advice. Please get in touch with us through the site or by phone for more details.

Centralised vs Localised TV Distribution

One of the first questions we ask our clients on new projects is whether they want centralised TV distribution or localised distribution.  Centralised is where all of the sources (Sky Boxes, Apple TVs, movie servers etc) are in the AV rack and the content gets sent directly to the TVs in high definition.

The advantages of centralised tv distribution (hd video distribution) are:

1. No clutter in rooms because all that is required is the TV and no Sky boxes, DVD storage etc.
2. Programs recorded on a Sky box can be viewed on any TV in the property
3. If a Sky box crashes or breaks viewers can watch a different box from the same TV.
4. Fewer monthly subscriptions as less satellite set top boxes will be required if centralised.

The disadvantages are:

1. It costs more than localised video distribution (ie local Sky boxes at each TV)
2. It will require having to install a control system such as Control4 to control all of the sources which will be in a different room in the AV rack.  This will add further cost to the project.