Reach us via the contact page, we supply to trade only, integrators, smart home installers and electricians for example who are breaking into this market.

Yes, in Marlow, where you can experience our AV products at their best.

These can all vary, especially as many products are custom-made to order. Ask for our price list PDF which features a page with all of this info.

Once you are logged in to one of the above platforms, you can find us under their Supplier page and then request to view the CAVD catalogue. The request will be emailed to us and we'll grant access. You will then receive a notification that the catalogue is ready view.

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The heavy-duty armoured fibre optic cable can be custom ordered to cover the distance from your MLS projector head position back to the rack location where you'll have the Modular Laser Light Source and Control Module components.

The armoured fibre optic cable and a single CAT5/6 cables for comms. At the head location, you will also need power and the video signal present (i.e. HDMI receiver).

Much less than the equivalent projection technology! Because the light source is remote, the head doesn't have to 'work hard' but will need space (see manual) around it, basic controlled airflow and minimal sound absorption.

Yes, currently on installations we have seen the output suitably reduced to around 30% which is easy to do in the settings.

You'd be very pleasantly surprised after a demonstration at our showroom. This kind of technology is big business and satisfies the end client with very clear sound, they, the interior designer and/or architect love invisible speaker technology like this.

Nakymatone speakers, such as ECHT, MOOI, GOED and TWEE all present a clear, musical sound with 'warmth' in their tone. Bass or LF drivers are not present in these speakers as these run the very real risk of cracking plaster. For a full-scale sound, to get the party going, and to enjoy movies, add a Nakymatone subwoofer.

No, they may be known as 'plaster-over speakers' but preparation is important before this last stage is done otherwise the plaster will not adhere. Do follow the instructions closely.

Yes, however, the Nakyamtone speaker must still be fitted into plasterboard, filled and prepared as if it were to be plastered over, but instead, you can adhere a thin veneer or apply fabric.

There are a few ways to get great results with this. Even though Nakymatone speakers can perform down to around 60-80Hz, we give the sub more work to do when combined as a system, i.e. to play 100Hz and below. For best results: 1) Use one of the Nakymatone analogue amplifiers 2) Use a pre-configured DSP amplifier from CAVD 3) If configuring a DSP amplifier yourself, considering a cross-over point around 95-105Hz then take time time listen and fine-tune

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Yes, the ALC powers the speakers, provides the correct EQ curves, filters and protection. It also sets the levels, delays and bass management for the particular room when you use the Automator software. An AV processor is required to be connected before the ALC, to decode HDMI signals to analogue outputs, to set the speaker arrangement i.e. 7.1 or 5.1.2 etc and lastly to give you volume control. Further AVP settings: Set speakers to LARGE, distances to ZERO, levels to ZERO, and any EQ OFF.

The Theory Audio Design soundbar houses speakers for playing back Left, Centre and Right channels. You would need to add a Theory Subwoofer to use as a 2.1 or 3.1 system, plus an ALC or DLC loudspeaker controller.

The sb range of soundbars are built to very closely (within just a few mm) match the width of 65, 75 and 85" TVs.

They are passive and are powered by the ALC or DLC rack-mounted DSP amplifiers supplied with your Theory system.

If you are using only 2, 3 or 5 speakers and a subwoofer or two, the ALC-1809 is still recommended. Unused channels are bridged to maximise output power to your configuration. The Automator software will provide a wiring diagram.

You will need the enclosure (ENC) to fit into the wall, and then when the room is ready, the speaker driver kit itself (SPKR). Lastly, if the subwoofer is not being hidden behind fabric, you will need the speaker grille kit (GRILLE).