Commercial Audio

Does your Dentist's office need an audio system to provide background music?  Or perhaps you have a bar/dance club that needs a great sounding stereo.  No matter what your needs are, we can meet them.

Whether you have an aging system that needs to be serviced or a brand new building in need of an entire ground-up design, we are able to consult with you and determine what will suit your needs best. 

Clearly, there is a very wide array of products that can be classified under commercial audio.  Based upon the unique nature of each environment, we recommend contacting us in order to allow us to serve you best.  Below is just a small sample of some jobs that we have completed, with unique design needs for each.

Babe Ruth Baseball field at Hodag park - The Rhinelander athletic association was in need of a new audio system for the new building recently constructed.  Not only did the system need to be able to be used as public address, it also needed to have a wireless microphone capable of working from anywhere on the baseball field. 

City Hall Main conference room - More info on this job coming soon

Anytime Fitness - Here the owners wanted a fairly simple and straightforward system that would provide people with background music while working out. 

Kovak Planatarium - Possibly one of the most unique audio systems that we have designed to date.  Frank Kovak hand built a 22 foot spherical motorized planatarium.  He desired an audio system that would provide his guests with an experience that matched his amazing star-gazing aparatus.  We custom engineered an audio system that was able to simulate NASA rocket launches with amazing output and clarity.  Additional requirements included a microphone system for voice amplification, and extremely tight space requirements in some areas.  In fact, the subwoofer enclosure had to be built on-site in a crawl space harldly big enough for a person to crawl through.  Our passion for audio and Frank's passion for astronomy came together to create a wonderful result!

Friendship House family resturant - Here the customer had an aging 70 volt system in need of repair.  We were able to consult with the customer and design a stereo that exceeded his expectations while staying under budget.  Customer complaints of the original stereo were that some areas were much too loud, and in other areas music could not be heard at all.  These issues were addressed and the overall customer experience was improved significantly.

These are just a few examples of the jobs we have done.  Each provided a unique set of challenges.  No matter what your needs are, let our years of experience in audio and acoustic design be your best resource!  We enjoy helping our customers find solutions to their needs, and we do not back down from a challenge.  No job is to large or too small.

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DID YOU KNOW?

According to studies, 86% of people say that having music playing in a waiting room makes them feel more relaxed, and 80% of people say that having music playing makes the waiting time go by faster. 

DID YOU KNOW?

A microphone and a speaker are fundamentally quite similar.  Wheras a speaker takes electrical signals and turns it into sound waves, a microphone does the exact opposite - it takes sound waves and turns it into electrical signals. 

The first patent for a microphone was submitted by Thomas Edison in March of 1877.