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Home and commercial theatre installation

The components (satellite receiver, Blu-Ray, DVD player, etc) can be hidden away in a closet, or if you prefer, mounted in a rack system in an out of the way location.
You can easily operate the entire video system with handheld remotes. The only components needed in each viewing area are the speakers and TV screens.

Selecting a home theatre installation company is like selecting a home builder, the theatre will be with you for as long as you own your home. We take pride in our work and will make your home theatre building project fun, rewarding, and on budget.

If you are considering a home theatre or media room for your current residence, or for a new home you are planning, we would be happy to provide a free, no obligation consultation to show you how TECHSystem can help you create a high performance theatre in your home.

Wall mount, TV and Projector installation with all cables concealed in wall

Did you decide to put your old or new HDTV on the wall and you don’t know how to do it? No problem, TECHSystem will help you with the best solutions, so after installation everything will look nice and your TV will be comfortable for your eyes. Also at the end of installation, all the cables between your TV and your Blu-Ray, DVD or Digital Box will be concealed in wall and all your equipment will be connected and tested to make sure that everything is ready to go and you are happy.

Audio system installation

On wall and ceiling speakers and mobile speakers installation

Virtually any kind of speaker can be used for a whole house audio system. Systems used in homes or other residences usually use “hidden” in-ceiling or in-wall speakers, or even small satellite speakers in some instances. Larger venues will obviously use larger speakers.

It should be noted that the whole house audio systems could also be effectively used in outdoor settings. Outdoor whole house audio systems will often employ speakers camouflaged as rocks or hidden by landscaping. These “hidden” speakers are designed to keep the effectiveness of the whole house audio system, while not compromising the overall aesthetic of the setting.

Multi room audio installation with volume control in every room

All audio equipment is neatly concealed in one discreet location, yet easily accessible. High quality speakers can be installed in your ceiling or wall to look nearly invisible.
With a multi-source distributed audio system, you can easily access any music source from any location. Select from your iPod library, MP3 collection, CD collection, satellite radio and more. All these audio sources can be individually controlled by locally mounted keypads, which are easy to use. You can enhance your listening experience with individual balance and volume controls.

Whole house audio, also known as distributed audio, is a system, which allows people to play music throughout their home. Alternatively, the term can be applied to audio systems that are installed throughout a building. Whole house audio systems come in one of three main categories: single source, single zone, single source, multiple zone and multiple source, multiple zone.

Single source, single zone system
Single source, single zone systems distribute the same audio source everywhere, meaning that every room linked to the audio source will receive the same music or sound. This is the most simple of the three types of systems because all that is required is one amplifier, an audio source and as many outlet speakers as desired. Single source, single zone systems are seen most often in areas such as retail stores and churches where it would be necessary to broadcast the same audio through large open areas.

Single source, multiple zone system
A single source, multiple zone system is very similar to the single source, single zone style, with the main exception being that volume controls are installed in each room that is linked to the main audio source. This system affords more control from one room to the next. However, like the first type of system, all involved rooms must listen to the same audio source.

Multiple source, multiple zone system
The final type of whole house audio system, the multiple source, multiple zone system, is not only the most advanced and flexible, but also the most expensive. Different zones can select and often control different audio sources independently of other rooms in the system. Unlike the two single source styles, each audio source, and often every speaker in that the zone, requires its own independent audio amplifier.