Audio & Visual Entertainment Equipment Systems Supplied & Installed in Sydney, Australia

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Equipment Installation Gallery

Correcting cable problems.

 

Plasma From Cabinet Top to Wall Mount (cilck images to enlarge)

Plasma on Cabinet TopFrom Cabinet to Wall Mount In the original setup (left), note the lack of space for a centre speaker, tacky stand, and lack of ability to tilt to compensate for a high stand. By mounting the plasma on the wall, extra space is created on the cabinet and also the sense of space now created in the room. The screen now tilts, to be lined up with the viewer's eye-line and limit ceiling light reflection.

 

Proper Cable and Bracket Fittings (cilck images to enlarge)

The Wrong Idea (before we arrived) A poorly thought through DIY installation can cause more than just frustration. This customer (left) initially had their screen on a pull out tray, and we had to repair a lot of expensive cables that had already been damaged due to poor cable management.

Our solution. Build a new frame that sits proud of the rear of the cabinet. Then panelling the frame. The new frame work meant a greater extension out of the cabinet for the screen, and all cables were now hidden behind the panels and not subject to damage.

The Right Result - Our SolutionWorking with the Sanus VM400, we were able to achieve a smooth, and easy swivel and extension with no sag or unwanted swing.

If you would like some unbiased advice about cheaper and simpler cabling options for you system, please give us a call.

 

From poor quality to fully shielded antenna cable (cilck images to enlarge)

Poor quality antenna cableFully shielded antenna cable This (left) is a name brand of antenna cable sold for $40 for a 1m length, in a major chain store. Note the single foil shield, and loosely woven copper braid. The older style PAL plugs also break easily if bent the wrong way just once.

We recommend a quad shield cable (right) designed specifically for digital TV signals. Note the two foil layers with tightly woven silver braid in between and on top. For areas close to the towers this cable is essential in stopping unwanted signal ingress. We make these cables up for around $20, for a 1m length.

 

Commercial Installations (cilck images to enlarge)

 

Sydney Eye HospitalSydney Eye Hospital - Macquarie Street Sydney
We used a full HD Panasonic plasma for extra detail from a Zeiss camera that the hospital uses for intricate eye operations. Note the tilting bracket used to eliminate reflection.

 

Aqua Dining - Outdoor SpeakersAqua Dining - Milson's Point
Outdoor speakers facing North Sydney pool at Aqua Dining Restaurant.

 

Glamaz ClothingGlamaz Clothing - Sussex Street Arcade
Discreet in-ceiling speakers give great sound in a retail store. One pair at the front and one pair at the back means low volumes with even sound coverage.