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Most of us enjoy a large selection of music today. Either through CD's, Tapes, and digital satellite receivers. Why should you be limited in your listening area. Wouldn't it be nice to relax in our own room with  our music of choice. Today's technology allows us to enjoy high quality music anywhere in the house. And it can be made to be user both user and pocket book friendly.  

To begin to design our system, we lay out some goals:

• What type of Music Sources do I have.........am I just interested in listening to my favorite radio station, share resources from my home theater system, or am I looking to develop a separate music system. 
• How many Zones do I need.....What this means is how many listening areas are there in the home. And will they need the ability to listen to different music sources at the same time. For example, you wish to listen to Kenny G. in your study, but junior prefers to listen to Metalica out by the pool. They are a wide variety of ways to distribute and control music. You want to chose the one that best meets your needs.  
• What Style of Music do I listen to.....by this we mean, "how do I listen to music". Are you looking for some nice quality backround music for the home or are you trying to send shock waves through the neighborhood. This will help determine just how much power your system should have. 
• Where are my Speakers going to be located .... Are you planning on In-Wall or In-Ceiling speakers.  Do you want speakers that are relatively invisible. 
• How much control do I want...when setting up your system, you should determine just how much control over my components do I need. Systems can be just a series of room volume controls up to key pads that allow you to select sources, change tracks or even page other people in the home. Do you want IR control? Anything is possible for a price
• Lastly, what is my technical skill level....lets face it. Some of us are flat dangerous with power tools.  When laying out a system, you need to be honest with yourself.  The worst thing that can happen (and most expensive) is to install a system wrong and then have to call for professional help. You should design a system that you are comfortable with installing. If you are not the installer type, it helps to layout you system so you have a plan before sitting down with a professional. This way, you know that in the end, you get the system you want, not what the installer wanted to sell that day. 

We Can Help

There are so many options to audio, that to lay out every option would encompass most of the WWW. We can  help layout your whole house audio system. We can supply you with both the technical support and the correct products to fit your home design and budget.  Just e-mail us or call us at 800-525-7194. You can also fax us your layout to 888-992-9696.

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