When integrating a whole home audio system in your Rye, NY property, you know you want two things: excellent sound and total control. And one of the most popular audio systems currently available is Sonos. Smart home manufacturers have taken notice of the leader in wireless audio, and now Crestron has struck a deal to integrate with it. So how is Crestron integration different from other systems? In this blog, we’ll answer that question. Read on for more.

If you’ve been following our blog, you know that the file formats you use for music as part of your whole home audio system matter. If you’re listening to MP3s, you’re objectively hearing less than what you would get out of a FLAC or DSD file. And while those digital formats can help improve your listening experience, they have their own drawbacks. In this blog, we’ll break down how you can get the best possible sound out of your integrated audio system – even when you’re streaming content. Learn more after the jump.

So you’ve decided to invest in a whole home audio system for your Bedford, New York property. It’s a good choice and a smart move. But if you’ve done any research on the subject, you already know the great debate raging in the world of custom electronics: whether to go with a hardwired system or a wireless one. While a few wireless systems like Sonos have made waves in the market, there’s still no competing with hiring and expert to install a hardwired system. In this blog, we’ll show you why using wired speakers is the smarter move.

If you’re thinking about integrating a whole home audio system, your first thought probably isn’t about where your speakers will go. And it’s probably not about specially treating your listening room for perfect sound absorption. No, instead it’s about what kind of music you’ll get to enjoy with it!  Today’s music scene may seem like it’s all about MP3’s, but there’s a lot more to the picture than that. In this blog, we’ll show you what you can listen to throughout your Armonk, New York property.