Site Assessment
Design and Analysis
We model the room in CAD and run basic mode calculations using REW. This helps us decide where low‑frequency build‑up will occur and which wall or ceiling areas need treatment. Seating layout, screen size, and speaker placement follow from these studies. The final design includes scaled drawings and clear documentation for the contractor.

Equipment Selection
Acoustic Treatment
We treat the room shell before any gear is installed. Bass traps are placed in corners. Absorptive panels are fixed with air gaps to extend performance. Ceiling panels are suspended to break direct reflections. The front wall is finished in non‑reflective acoustic fabric to prevent screen glare. Diffusion on the rear wall reduces echo and helps widen the soundstage. Entry doors are solid-core with full perimeter sealing.
Power, Wiring, and Air Management
Signal and power lines are kept apart. Every cable is labeled. A single centralized power conditioner (we use SurgeX) manages line noise and protects equipment from surges. Ventilation is passive or low-velocity, placed and sized so the room stays cool without introducing fan noise.
Calibration
Once the room is quiet and the system is wired, we begin calibration. Delays, crossover points, and levels are set using measurement microphones. We aim for consistency across all seats — usually within ±3 dB. Fine tuning is done with Dirac or Audyssey where applicable, but the heavy lifting is done by the physical build.
Handover and Support
You receive all wiring diagrams, calibration logs, and service notes. After two weeks, we revisit to confirm stability once materials have settled. Support after that is available when needed — usually when there's a new device or a change in room use.
Final Note
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