Multi-room listening
Different rooms can play different sources, or selected zones can be grouped for entertaining and whole-home listening.
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WHOLE-HOME AUDIO
EXCEPTIONAL SOUND. EVERYWHERE.
Architectural speakers, centralized amplification and intuitive control can make music part of the home without filling rooms with visible equipment.
SYSTEM LIVE01ZONES02SOURCES03AMPLIFICATION04CONTROL
ENGINEERED EXPERIENCE01 02 03
MUSIC SHOULD FOLLOW THE ROOM, NOT THE EQUIPMENT.
Whole-home audio distributes music and entertainment to the spaces where people actually live. Speakers can be integrated into ceilings or walls, source equipment can be centralized, and each room can become an independent audio zone or part of a synchronized group.
Architectural integration
In-ceiling and in-wall speaker options can provide high-quality sound while keeping the visual design of the room clean.
Simple control
Volume, source selection and room grouping can be presented through familiar interfaces and integrated with the broader automation system.
HUB SYSTEM DOSSIERACTIVE
01 / UNDERSTAND THE SYSTEM
WHAT WHOLE-HOME AUDIO CHANGES
Sound becomes part of the architecture
Instead of carrying portable speakers between rooms or relying on televisions for music, dedicated speakers are placed where they produce balanced coverage.
Equipment can disappear
Amplifiers, streamers and distribution hardware can live in an organized central location while only the controls and speakers appear in the finished spaces.
Entertainment becomes easier
Kitchen, patio, great room and other zones can be brought together for a party, then separated again for individual listening without moving hardware or reconnecting devices.
02 / FROM DESIGN TO COMMISSIONING
HOW A DISTRIBUTED AUDIO SYSTEM IS INSTALLED
Professional integration is a sequence: design the infrastructure first, install it cleanly, then configure and test the finished system under real operating conditions.
Design the listening zones
Room size, ceiling height, furniture, outdoor areas and expected listening levels are considered to determine speaker quantity, type and placement.
Wire speakers and equipment
Speaker cabling is routed to the planned locations and back to amplification or local equipment as appropriate. Central racks are organized for ventilation, serviceability and clean signal routing.
Tune and commission
Zones, source devices, volume behavior and automation integration are configured. The system is then listened to in the finished rooms and adjusted so levels and control behavior feel natural.
03 / WHY IT BELONGS IN THE HOME
WHY BUILT-IN AUDIO IS DIFFERENT
A purpose-designed audio system gives the home consistent sound without visual clutter. It removes the ritual of finding a speaker, charging it, pairing it and moving it from room to room. When audio is integrated during construction or renovation, speakers and wiring can virtually disappear while the experience remains available everywhere.
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