Is Whole-Home Audio the Right Fit for Your Family?

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These 5 Questions Will Help You Determine If It’s Time to Add It to Your Home

Music is a constant presence in our lives. Yet, we often settle for outdated audio solutions which limit what we can listen to and where. There’s a misconception that home audio upgrades are just for the biggest audiophiles, but that’s not the case. Particularly when it comes to whole-home audio, even the most casual listeners benefit. 

We created a short questionnaire to help you better visualize the benefits of whole-home audio. If you answer yes to any of these questions, then we recommend it for your Tampa, FL, home. Depending on which answers pertain to you, our team can design a system tailored to your needs. 

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Can You Only Listen to Music in Certain Rooms?

If you can only listen to your classic vinyl albums on the 2-channel system in the living room or are only able to stream music in the kitchen, we can help. Whole-home audio takes your music sources and distributes that signal to speakers installed throughout your house. 

Do You Have Trouble Synching Sources to the Right Speaker? 

Wi-Fi or Bluetooth speakers are a great way to expand the reach of your music, but they get confusing. You have to have speakers ‘forget’ previous sources to connect new ones or may accidentally broadcast music where you don’t want it (like a nursery) if you don’t remember where you last connected a source. 

Instead your whole-home audio system provides an intuitive interface on a mobile app or touchpad to choose where you want things to play (or not play) with just a few button presses or swipes of the screen. Choose one speaker, a group of them, or the entire home within seconds. 

Are You Worried about Speaker and Cable Clutter? 

If you’re scared of bringing audio into certain rooms because speakers and cables will clutter up the space, that’s another way whole-home audio is useful. A professional will keep all cabling hidden behind walls and advise you on discrete solutions–like in-wall and in-ceiling speakers–to protect your decor. 

Are Voice Assistants Providing Poor Audio Quality? 

Voice control is great when listening to music. Call out the song you want, and it plays without searching your library. The issue is that music will play through voice-assistant speakers with poor quality. Instead, we integrate voice control into your multi-room audio system, so you keep the convenience of voice commands but listen through high-performance speakers of your choosing. 

Are You Unsure What Remote Goes with What Entertainment System? 

Is that remote on the coffee table for the speakers or the AV receiver? Is the remote on the kitchen counter for the kitchen or the living room? Reduce control clutter and confusion with a multi-room sound system offering universal remotes, touchpads, voice control, and more. Whatever control option makes the most sense to your family, we’ll set it up for you. 

 

Based on your answers to these questions, we’ll design a solution tailored to your needs. Reach out to learn more about our AV solutions by calling or filling out our contact form. Our team would love to help!

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