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Multi-room audio
The same music through the house, or something different in every room, all from one app. Amplification, streaming and speakers designed as one system rather than a collection of wireless boxes.
AV solutions
Audio everywhere, hardware nowhere.
Music through the whole house and out into the garden, from speakers built into the ceilings, the walls and the planting. Designed as one system with shared sources and one app, rather than a wireless speaker in every room and an argument about which one is playing.
What we install
Three parts of the same system.
Each stands alone. Most homes end up with two of them, and the good ones are designed together from the start.
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Architectural audio
Speakers that disappear into the fabric of the room. In-ceiling, in-wall and invisible speakers plastered into the finish, so you hear the music and see the architecture.
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Outdoor audio
Full, even, weatherproof sound across the garden, terrace and pool, from speakers hidden in the planting. The garden becomes one more zone of the same system.
How we approach it
What makes it a system.
One system, not several
A wireless speaker in each room is not a multi-room system, it is several speakers. A designed system shares sources, control and settings, so the house behaves as one.
The room decides the speaker
Ceiling, in-wall, invisible or outdoor is a decision about the room and the build, not a preference. We specify per room rather than repeating one product through the house.
It joins the smart home
Audio is a zone of the wider system. An evening scene can bring up the garden lights, the terrace heaters and the music together, from one keypad.
Built on a network that holds
Almost every streaming problem is a network problem. The audio sits on a properly designed wired and wireless foundation, which is why it keeps working.
Pairs with smart home systems, home cinema and networking and Wi-Fi.
Frequently asked
Whole-home audio: quick answers.
- What is a multi-room audio system?
- A designed system that plays audio through multiple rooms of a house from shared sources and shared control. You can play the same thing everywhere as you move through the house, or something different in each room, from one app or a keypad on the wall. It differs from a collection of wireless speakers in that the amplification, sources, speakers and control are designed together.
- Can the garden be part of the same system?
- Yes, and it usually should be. A designed outdoor system is treated as one more zone, so the same music can follow you through the doors, or the garden can run something different, all from the same app rather than a separate product with its own remote.
- Do the speakers have to be visible?
- No. In-ceiling and in-wall speakers sit flush with the finish, invisible speakers plaster into the wall or ceiling so nothing shows at all, and outdoor landscape speakers sit low in the planting. The best installations are the ones where you notice the sound and not the hardware.
- Can you add to a system later?
- Yes, provided it was designed to be added to. That is much of the point of specifying a proper platform at the start: rooms, zones and outdoor areas can be brought in later without replacing what is already there. It is why we plan cabling for rooms you are not doing yet, when the building work allows.
Start with one room, or the whole house.
Most systems grow. The important part is designing the first stage so the rest can follow without pulling it apart. Tell us which rooms matter now and we will plan for the ones that come later.