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Control Systems
Q-SYS Ecosystem
Q-SYS is an open architecture, all-in-one ecosystem by QSC. To put into words what it can do is simply yes, it can. While we use other Digital Signal Processors (DSPs) for various applications, Q-SYS gives us the flexibility to control multiple rooms, integrate VoIP systems, distribute and tune audio through a facility, control a host of 3rd party devices, allow scheduled system power on/off states, and more! We have been the go-to integrator for designing, programming, and commissioning Q-SYS systems for Texas and Louisiana for both end users and other integrators. We design our systems with simplicity of use and expansion in mind so your system is easy to understand, custom tailored to your needs, and have as little equipment replaced as possible as you grow.
LEA
Amplifiers
LEA is making strides in innovating the installed amplifier. With high quality audio processing, Dante capability, built-in Digital Signal Processing, and complete network access, these amplifiers have quickly become one of our primary amplifiers for all install applications and pairs perfectly with any Q-SYS system. Through this combination, we can trigger the amplifiers on/off, monitor channel loads and power consumption, and patch audio directly from a Q-SYS core via Dante for point-to-point digital routing and matrixing. With a 3-year advance replacement warranty (expandable to 6-year when registered), it makes it the easy choice for even the smallest of projects!
Dynacord/
Electro-Voice
Dynacord and Electro-Voice, both products under Bosch Communications, are the workhorses of products we work with. Between Q-SYS integration, processing, and power of the Dynacord amplifier group and the durability, sleek design, and audio quality of Electro-Voice speakers, a more perfect match could not be made. By offering a complete library of all EV products within the Dynacord processing software, Sonicue, installation becomes seamless! The durability of a Dynacord amplifier, with some currently running 24/7 in current applications for high output events, is unmatched. Combining the two makes even distributed audio sound like a full concert system!
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