Installation
Sound that stays
after we leave.
An installation is not a rental that never goes home. It is built into the room: speakers positioned for how the space is used, cabling hidden, and a system simple enough that your staff can run it every day without calling anybody.
Where this applies
Cafés and restaurants, banquet halls, clubs and lounges, auditoriums and function rooms, gyms and studios, offices and retail. What they have in common is that the sound has to work every day, be operated by whoever is on shift, and not be visible.
The site visit comes first
We come and look before quoting, because a room decides most of the answer. Ceiling height, hard or soft surfaces, where people sit versus where they walk, where the bar is, how loud the kitchen is, and where a speaker can physically be fixed. A restaurant wants even background level at every table with no hotspot over anybody's head; a club wants the opposite. The same box in the wrong place does neither.
Design, cabling and commissioning
Then the layout: how many speakers, where, aimed how, and whether the room needs zones — a quieter dining area and a louder bar, controlled separately. Cabling is planned to run out of sight and terminate somewhere accessible, because the cable someone can reach is the cable that gets damaged. Once it is in, the system is tuned to the room and set up so day-to-day use is a volume control and a source, not a mixing desk.
Handover and afterwards
We show your staff how to run it — the version that takes five minutes, not a manual nobody opens. Ask us about service and support arrangements for afterwards; what makes sense depends on how hard the system gets used.
Questions.
Yes. The room determines the design, so we look at the space before putting numbers to it.
Yes. A dining area, a bar and a private room can run at different levels or on different sources. Tell us how the space is used and we design the zones around that.
Tell us about your event.
Date, venue, how many people and what you need. One message and we come back with a quote.