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Professional AV solutions for every environment.
Commercial AV integration, LED screen and video wall installation, and conference room systems for venues and offices across Alpharetta and the Atlanta metro.
Enhance communication and entertainment with our audio/video systems including conference room solutions, stadium sound systems, digital signage, and broadcast-quality installations. We bring clarity to every presentation and event.
Every audio/video systems project starts with a free consultation: we assess your requirements, design the right solution, implement it with our own engineers, and back it with ongoing maintenance and 24/7 technical support.
Get a Free ConsultationAudio/Video Systems — Frequently Asked Questions
Professional audio, video walls and LED screens, conference room AV, and distributed audio/video for hotels, venues, retail, and corporate offices.
Yes. We regularly deliver combined AV, lighting, and smart-building projects controlled from a single interface.
Yes. Our portfolio includes broadcast studios and entertainment venues where AV, lighting, and LED systems run under show conditions.
Scope
What Audio/Video Systems covers
- LED Screen Installation
- Large-format LED display: panel selection and pitch chosen for viewing distance, the structure to carry it, the power it draws and the processing that feeds it.
- Content Management System
- The software layer that schedules and distributes what appears on screens and displays, so content can be changed without touching the hardware.
- Stadium Sound System
- Large-venue audio designed for intelligibility across the seating bowl, including speaker placement, amplification, zoning and the cabling that connects it.
- Conference Systems
- Meeting and boardroom AV — displays, audio, cameras and control — designed together with the network it depends on rather than added afterwards.
- TV System
- Distributed television across a building, from headend and signal distribution to the outlets and displays in each room.
- IP Phone
- IP telephony running over the structured cabling and network already in place, replacing separate voice cabling with one converged infrastructure.
- Phone System
- Voice infrastructure for the building, including handsets, call routing and the cabling and power that support them.
Codes & Standards
What governs Audio/Video Systems work
Commercial audio/video systems in Georgia is designed and inspected against published standards, not house rules. These are the ones that shape the scope of a project of this type.
- ANSI/AVIXA A102.01
- AVIXA Audio coverage uniformity — how evenly a system has to cover a listening area, verified by measurement rather than by ear.
- ANSI/AVIXA V201.01
- AVIXA Image system contrast ratio: the contrast a display or projection system must achieve for the content type and ambient light in the room.
- ADA Standards for Accessible Design
- U.S. Department of Justice Assistive listening systems in assembly areas — how many receivers are required for a given seat count, and how many must be hearing-aid compatible.
- NEC Article 640
- National Fire Protection Association Audio signal processing, amplification and reproduction equipment, including the wiring methods permitted for permanently installed systems.
Insights
Guides on Audio/Video Systems
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