Up to now, finding the perfect sound usually involved a trade off between aural qualities and aesthetic ones. Racks of hi-tech equipment, huge speakers, twisted spaghetti tangles of interconnects and thick speaker cabling made many an otherwise attractive room look like a recording studio; and an untidy one at that. And if you wanted music in another room, you had to start all over again.

It does not have to be this way. Almost none of this equipment or cabling needs to be on view. Moreover, one system should be able to feed any room in the house.
 
Exclusive manufacturers
We work with an exclusive band of enlightened manufacturers who produce hi-fidelity systems that also lend themselves to true multi-room integration. At their simplest, these can extend the sound from a principle location to other rooms, with simple rotary volume controls. And at a more advance level you can split sources.

Sophisticated systems
More sophisticated systems allow you to change tracks or select sources using wired or wireless handsets from any room in the house. You can even split the sources - listening to classical music on FM radio in the dining room while someone else is mellowing out with Jazz on CD in the den.