Whole House solutions allow the homeowner to listen to music throughout the home.  This system provides music to enhance your lifestyle, whether entertaining guests, preparing and serving family meals in the home, relaxing in your study or retiring to the master bedroom.   From a single music selection playing in every room to different music playing in different rooms, Whole House Audio packages are available in several configurations allowing you to have a system designed to meet your specific needs.  You’ll be able to control the system from any room where speakers are located with an attractive, easy to use keypad.

 The home theater solution designed to provide a true 5.1 Or 7.1 surround sound experience in your Family room Or Media Room.  The majority of surround sound broadcasts (or media, such as DVDs) are engineered for 5.1 OR & 7.1 surround sound.  5.1 means there are five main channels of sound, or speakers (front left and right, rear left and right and a center- 7.1 has Additional set off speaker) and one subwoofer, providing the bass. Every one of our theater packages includes speakers that have been properly matched to enhance your movie viewing experience.

Video distribution package that allows multiple video sources (VHS, DVD, and Cameras) to be distributed throughout your home.  For example, you can start a DVD movie in the great room and retire to the master bedroom to view the ending without requiring another DVD player.  Imagine needing only one DVD player (or VCR, etc.) to watch a DVD anywhere you have a television.  Implemented with Remote Control and Whole House Audio Packages, you can control the shared device (in this example, the DVD player) in any room containing a Whole House keypad.  It is even possible to listen to the DVD’s audio through other in-ceiling (or in-wall) speakers in the home.

Let’s break it into two parts: low voltage wiring, and structured wiring. 

Low voltage wiring is responsible for the distribution of video, voice and datawith in your home.  Examples of these services include, but are not limited to:telephone, cable and/or satellite television, and Internet connectivity.  

The Media Service Center system utilizes a “star” topology.  This simply means each cable run in your home originates from a central location. This central location is a panel called the Media Service Center (MSC).