Archive for the 'Audio/Video Installations' Category

Genie of the Lamp

Friday, October 23rd, 2009

Imagine, if you will, lying down on your couch in your new home theater. And with the touch of your finger tip, the window shades are drawn, the screen comes down, the lights dim, and the projector turns on and shows the movie you’ve been waiting to see… This is the beauty of the automation [...]

Prove It!

Monday, October 12th, 2009

“Just take my word for it” is not a phrase that provides a lot of comfort and assurance when purchasing anything. If you buy a house, you want to see the home inspection report. If you buy a used car, you want to see the Car Fax report. Buying an installed A/V system should be [...]

Cost of Repair VS. Service Plans

Friday, September 25th, 2009

Two weeks ago, Jae Jin talked about the need for regular preventative maintenance on your audio and video systems.  But what if the maintenance of your system is beyond your technical ability? Or just beyond the amount of time you are able to commit yourself?  Well, here’s the good news:  There’s likely a maintenance or [...]

An ounce of prevention, anyone?

Friday, September 11th, 2009

Let me ask you a question: Do you regularly change the oil in your car? How about the air filter? Rotate your tires? I’m guessing many of you would answer “yes, of course” to these questions because you recognize these to be simple ways to protect your investment and extend the life of [...]

The Room Down Under

Friday, August 28th, 2009

Most of the audio, video and lighting solutions we provide are for churches. That said, we’ve been brought in for the occasional  studio, theatre, stadium, and coffee shop project, but the majority of our installs are for churches.  And most of those solutions are for their sanctuaries, “gymnatoriums” (if allowed some creative license there), student [...]

It’s not about a building

Friday, August 21st, 2009

My team and I recently took a trip through the “The Show Me State” to visit with two churches we do ministry with – Grace Church and The Journey. One’s a fairly large church, with a large parking lot, and lots of square footage. The other has smaller campuses located throughout the city. And while [...]

Are Computer Audio Interfaces Obsolete?

Thursday, July 30th, 2009

Imagine a world where you no longer need a stack of outboard interfaces to get audio into a computer?

Digital Audio Done Right

Sunday, April 19th, 2009

In the 1990’s and early 2000’s the debate about analog versus digital audio raged freely. There were many arguments on both sides that over time seem to have simmered down into a grudging truce between the most vehement opposition. In recent years I’ve found many of my contemporaries feel that whether you go with a [...]

What Color Is White?

Monday, January 5th, 2009

For anyone working in the video or graphics industry the question of absolute color is essential. I’m sure we’ve all seen something on one display that looked great, but when shown on another looked terrible, or not at all like the original creation. The same thing happens in video production. In live production it isn’t [...]