The same quality of sound, wherever you stand.
Multi-room audio is mostly a cabling and placement problem dressed up as an equipment one. Speakers go where the room wants them, amplification lives in one rack, and nothing is packaged.
- Architectural speakers where the ceiling allows, in-wall where it does not.
- Weatherproof units outside, on a zone of their own.
- A proper stereo pair where somebody actually sits and listens.
- Every zone set up so breakfast in the kitchen and eight in the evening in the garden both sound right.
What whole-house audio includes.
Eight parts of the job, from the survey through to the app on your phone.
Multi-room zones
Each room its own zone, its own volume and its own source. Play the same thing everywhere or something different in every room, with no lag between them.
Architectural and invisible speakers
Flush ceiling and in-wall speakers, or plaster-over units that leave nothing to see at all. Chosen for the room size rather than the catalogue.
Outdoor and garden audio
Weatherproof speakers and buried subwoofers placed for even coverage, so the terrace works at conversation volume rather than pointing at one seat.
Streaming and sources
Streaming services, turntables, network drives and broadcast, all available in every zone rather than tied to the room the box sits in.
Amplification and racks
One ventilated rack, properly powered and labelled, with amplification matched to the speakers rather than to the price list.
Room calibration
Every zone measured and set up in the room it lives in, so bass is controlled and the balance is right at listening height, not at the ceiling.
Listening rooms
A proper stereo pair, sited and set up for someone who actually sits down to listen. Placement first, cables last.
App control
One app for the house, with keypads where an app is a nuisance. Guests should be able to turn the kitchen on without instruction.
Audio projects, homes and venues.
Five stages, one team.
The same people survey the house, draw the system, install it and look after it afterwards. Nothing is subcontracted, and nothing is programmed by someone you have never met.
Consultation and survey
An hour or two at the property, looking at the rooms and listening to how you use them. We measure, photograph, and note what the building will and will not allow. No charge, and no obligation at the end of it.
Design and specification
Drawings, a schedule of equipment and a fixed price. Every position is marked, every cable route decided, and the specification is written so your architect, builder and electrician can all work from it.
Project management
We hold the programme alongside the other trades, from first fix to second. Across the Ribble Valley, Lancashire and Cheshire that usually means working around a builder who is already on site.
Installation and calibration
Our own engineers install, dress every cable, and then calibrate to the room rather than to a factory preset. Audio is set up in the space it lives in, at the time of day it will be used.
Handover and aftercare
A proper handover, documentation, and the same phone number afterwards. Remote monitoring catches most faults before you notice them, and the person who answers already knows your house.
Sound systems for bars, restaurants and hotels.
A restaurant sound system has to do something a home system never does: hold an even level across a room full of people, at a volume where conversation still works, all day, without a member of staff touching it. That is a design problem, and it is solved with speaker placement and zoning rather than with more power.
We install pro-grade systems from K-array alongside residential brands, with zoned control so the bar, the terrace and the dining room can run different levels and schedules. Staff get one simple interface, and we lock everything else away.
Commercial & hospitality work →Whole-house audio installed across the North West.
Clitheroe, Whalley, Longridge, Waddington, Ribchester, Chipping, Sabden, Downham, Slaidburn, Wiswell, Great Mitton, Hurst Green, Billington, Langho, Clayton-le-Dale
Fulwood, Penwortham, Broughton, Goosnargh, Grimsargh, Longton, Hutton, Lea, Barton, Woodplumpton
Lytham, St Annes, Ansdell, Fairhaven, Wrea Green, Kirkham, Freckleton, Warton, Singleton
Blackburn, Burnley, Accrington, Chorley, Lancaster, Garstang, Ormskirk, Rawtenstall, Padiham, Whitworth
Didsbury, Chorlton, Bowdon, Hale, Sale, Worsley, Prestwich, Ramsbottom, Bramhall, Cheadle Hulme
Knutsford, Wilmslow, Alderley Edge, Prestbury, Mobberley, Tarporley, Tattenhall, Chelford, Goostrey, Nether Alderley
Alderley Edge, Wilmslow, Prestbury, Hale Barns, Mottram St Andrew, Styal, Dean Row, Handforth
Woolton, Allerton, Aigburth, Formby, Crosby, Heswall, West Kirby, Caldy, Blundellsands
Windermere, Bowness, Ambleside, Grasmere, Coniston, Ullswater, Pooley Bridge, Cartmel, Grange-over-Sands, Keswick
Not on the list? Ask anyway. Plenty of our work sits outside the towns above, and a five-minute phone call will tell you whether we are the right people for it.
Systems that usually sit alongside audio.
Multi-room audio, honestly answered.
Let’s talk about your audio.
We visit, listen, measure, and come back with drawings and a fixed price. No obligation, and no hard sell afterwards.