Music recording and production studio with mixing console, computer, and monitors in a dark room, viewed from a granite countertop.

concert Power.

studio quality.

Our mission is to get studio quality sound to everyone regardless of their budget. Whether you have an existing system that isn’t performing as expected or you are starting from scratch, you deserve to have great performance without breaking the bank.

Residential or commercial, with proper calibration and regular maintenance, your system should last a lifetime. Processors and amplifiers have strong internal fans to keep them cool. If these vent ports are not kept clean and clear of debris heat will build up, putting excessive strain on sensitive internal components. Excess heat can cause resistors and solder connections to fail, often starting a domino effect of failures, potentially damaging the entire system.

You do not need to spend big money to get great sound. Great sound starts with the room and proper system calibration. You can spend an infinite amount of money on gear, but without proper room acoustic treatment you will never achieve the desired performance from your system.

In spaces with a lot of hard surfaces, reverberant frequencies build up, muddying the sound, often making your audio harsh and unintelligible. To properly treat a room you need to target the resonate frequencies of the space across the entire spectrum, and apply various acoustic treatments accordingly. A common mistake made is to cover the hard surfaces with “Two Inch Wedge Acoustic Foam.” Two inch foam typically has an absorption coefficient of around 0.80 from 1,000Hz and above, dropping to 0.40 from 1000Hz - 400Hz, falling off almost entirely below 400Hz with a 0.10 absorption coefficient. This means while basic two inch foam will absorb the higher frequencies quite well, it will struggle to absorb the more powerful and resonant mid to low frequencies.

Minimalist home theater setup featuring a large blank white screen, black speaker system on the wall, a dark wooden media console with a stack of electronic devices, a cup, and a book, with a comfortable brown armchair draped with a gray blanket.

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