A person's home has become the hub for all forms of knowledge, news and entertainment.
This is due to the advent of electronic devices that can educate and
entertain in ways that seemed impossible to even consider just a few short years ago. But all these fabulous devices can create a maze of wires, remotes and clutter, that's where a professional
installer comes in: they are able to make clutter disappear by integrating what
is in the home WITH the home.
TV Is For
Watching
Small TVs are a
thing of the past because large BIG SCREEN
flat-panel televisions now predominate. Even though they possess high definition and
all kinds of WiFi goodies that make them "smart," their physical size
takes up space. Rather than having the room be forced to accommodate the TV, an installer can make the TVs
"footprint" disappear by placing it on a
wall (helped
along by the fact that for all their size, today's TVs are both thin and
relatively lightweight as compared to those in the past). Mounting the TV on the wall eliminates space issues but
adds new problems that are obviates by the installer: the proper height for
those staring at the TV is taken care of as a matter of course. Building code
issues (especially true in case of Condos) are solved as well as taking care of
running the cables for the video signal and for the power the TV will need to operate. Additionally, any
wiring or other in-wall issues being avoided. Plus the installer doesn't leave
it up to the TV hiding holes and dents in the wall that are the result of
"figuring out" how to mount it. The installer does it right the first
time and that's that.
Audio Is For
Listening
One of the joys of
listening to music at home is that you don't have to worry about volume or take
a break after a couple of minutes because headphones or earbuds are hurting
your ears. Getting proper audio takes components that are more complicated (and
powerful) than what you get on a smartphone. It takes the proper mating of
components (equipment) together to make the audio sound powerful and strong.
The first step is getting an AV Receiver which powers the speakers, but now also
can augment and control video signals as well. The AV Receiver must be wired in correctly to the
speakers as well as to the TV (if used as part of a home theater
setup) and so may need to be placed away from where the TV or speakers are
placed -- this also applies to speakers which do not need to be put on stands,
but instead can be mounted inside of walls or even in ceilings. A professional
installer is able to coordinate the placement of all this in a competent and
efficient manner which can enhance a room's decor, if visible, or completely
eliminate any presence of equipment. The installer can also augment control of
the audio through in-wall controls or by integrating control through apps
activated by smartphones and tablets.
WIFI Doesn't
Need To Be Seen
Today's devices
require an Internet signal in order to take advantage of a wide range of built-in
features. Rather than sticking a modem or router or any such connectivity
equipment in sight, a professional installer can integrate the WiFi (and other components)
so that they can do their job without calling any attention to themselves.
Careful placement by an installer assures that the WiFi is not being blocked or
interfered with, and that the resulting signal is making the rounds of the home
to the best of its ability.
Having a wide
array of devices at home doesn't require giving up on how the place looks. A
professional installer (for example, Just One Touch) can make a huge difference in making a
home look its best even as it works to enrich your life.
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