If you have looked around our site much in the past year or so, you have noticed that we done some updates.
We’re pretty proud of our new home page with a TV-like slide show that will give new visitors a quick overview of the home theater, A/V and commercial services that we offer. It looks pretty cool and even has a couple movies embedded for your entertainment and hopefully education. If you haven’t seen it, head over to the home page for a quick look.
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First Elan g! Installation in New Orleans
Dynamic Audio Video of New Orleans did their first installation of g! in a 6000 sq. ft. home shortly after the product came to market. The system installer had this to say: ““I installed the system on a Monday and came back that Wednesday to ask the customer if he was ready for a demo,” Gannon said. “And he said, ‘No, I already figured it out.’ In a day he already knew what he was doing — I literally had nothing to show him. The fact that he was able to figure everything out for himself speaks a thousand words.”
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AV Simplified Solutions is proud to bring the complete line of Sony home theater products, Bravia high definition 3D LED televisions, multi-room audio systems, and the line of Sony electronics to our clients and customers. We want to highlight some of those products and technologies to give you an understanding that we can serve you better than ever…
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When building your home theater or media room and setting up everything for an optimal experience, there are a few things that you should consider:
Equipment is the most obvious element of your home theater that will affect your experience. The basic home theater equipment list might look something like this, amplifier or receiver, source such as Blu-Ray player, monitor and speakers. Each of these components affects the overall experience of your home theater. You should take care in choosing each making sure that it is suitable for your performance expectation and your budget.
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How would you like to be able to pick up your Iphone or Ipad and browse the net, look at photos, watch movies, and turn your lights in your house on or off? That’s right, lighting control on your Iphone or Ipad, and that’s just the tip of the iceburg! Continue reading “g!” The New Face of Home Automation
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If you have a control system or have ever had one you will know the difference. If you have never had one I will shed some light on that issue for you. A remote control is simple. It issues commands one at a time to your entertainment sources, be it a TV, DVD, BluRay, Cable box, or Sattelite box. It may be IR (direct line of sight) or RF (issues commands through walls or cabinent doors) or it could be a combination of the two. In essence you combine several remotes into one remote but you still have to issue commands manually by memory. For example, you would normally change the remote control to TV, turn on your TV, then change the remote control to DVD, turn on your DVD player, then change your remote control to surround receiver, turn on your surround receiver, then you would change your surround receiver to the correct input. Now if you remembered all those steps you would have to Continue reading “Remote Control” or “Control System”?
