Thursday, 28 June 2012
Dedicated home cinema room
We design and install one-off premium home theatre's and cinema's.
Each installation is unique and designed to perfectly to your needs. We
draw on our long experience to make ensure the room meets your
exacting demands and from a technology point of view - Master AV services will source the
best hardware available for your budget and then ensure it is delivering
the best possible experience by setting it up properly. We also put a
lot of effort in to the aesthetics and feel of the room we work l with our interior decorators - To create a dedicated space where you can unwind or create a sense of a real serious home cinema experience.
Marantz NR1403 AV reciver
Marantz says some people just don’t want a big boxe filling up their
living room and they're correct They're usually called 'the wife so they've created a slim design AV Receiver line that they promise
packs the same punch as its bigger brothers in the new £549.90 NR1603
and £349.90 NR1403 AVR's
As a five-channel slim-line AV receiver, the NR1403 offers a host of connectivity options including a front panel HDMI input for easy and instant video and music enjoyment. The 250W output can be used for a simple stereo set-up but is also powerful enough to run a full 5.1 system. In addition, the NR1403 has separate on-board decoders for both standard and high-definition audio such as DTS-HD and Dolby TrueHD, while its total of six HDMI inputs (one at the front) should keep most happy.
The seven-channel NR1603 offers even more intelligent features, making it a slightly more grown-up AV hub. It hosts a variety of networking facilities for audio streaming, Internet radio, AirPlay from your iPhone, iPad or iPod, as well as incorporating an iPod-digital-compatible USB input and an M-DAX2 to get the most out of compressed audio. There's a new (and obligatory) Marantz Remote App for iDevices available too.
The six HDMI inputs all support 3D video and ARC (Audio Return Channel) from ARC-compatible TV sets, while all analogue video signals can be scaled up to 1080p.
The NR1603 and NR1403 are available now in black and silver-gold.
As a five-channel slim-line AV receiver, the NR1403 offers a host of connectivity options including a front panel HDMI input for easy and instant video and music enjoyment. The 250W output can be used for a simple stereo set-up but is also powerful enough to run a full 5.1 system. In addition, the NR1403 has separate on-board decoders for both standard and high-definition audio such as DTS-HD and Dolby TrueHD, while its total of six HDMI inputs (one at the front) should keep most happy.
The seven-channel NR1603 offers even more intelligent features, making it a slightly more grown-up AV hub. It hosts a variety of networking facilities for audio streaming, Internet radio, AirPlay from your iPhone, iPad or iPod, as well as incorporating an iPod-digital-compatible USB input and an M-DAX2 to get the most out of compressed audio. There's a new (and obligatory) Marantz Remote App for iDevices available too.
The six HDMI inputs all support 3D video and ARC (Audio Return Channel) from ARC-compatible TV sets, while all analogue video signals can be scaled up to 1080p.
The NR1603 and NR1403 are available now in black and silver-gold.
Onyo high receiver's
Onkyo have announced the release of three new models at the top of its
A/V receiver line for 2012, including a new nine-channel flagship, the
TX-NR5010 Network A/V Receiver; a more affordable nine-channel
alternative, the TX-NR3010 Network A/V Receiver; and lastly, a
seven-channel solution, the TX-NR1010 Network A/V Receiver.
Onkyo have been busy in R&D and the fruit of the investment, says Onkyo, is evident in these three new releases, with an across-the-board focus on high performance technology:
• THX Ultra2 Plus certification to recreate the cinematic experience with dynamic Reference Level sound in larger home cinemas (up to 85 cubic meters in size and at a viewing distance of approximately 3.5 metres).
• 11.4-channel pre-outs with DTS Neo:X 11-channel upmixing support on both the TX-NR5010 and TX-NR3010, another world first for Onkyo.
• First consumer electronics partner to incorporate Cisco Linksys' SimpleTap router connection technology.
• Audyssey MultEQ XT32 room equalization with multi-channel upmixing from DTS Neo:X, Audyssey DSX, and Dolby Pro Logic IIz.
• An additional HDMI output to enable 1080p playback on a second TV or zone.
• Front-panel Mobile High-Definition Link HDMI port for phone/camcorder.
• Extra HDMI inputs to support 3D Video plus Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio (8+1 inputs on all three models).
• InstaPrevue picture-in-picture video input preview and selection technology.
• Bluetooth 3.0 and aptX wireless audio streaming via optional adapter.
There's access to both free and subscription audio streaming services, such as Spotify Premium, and connectivity for smartphones, tablets, and PC via DLNA or Bluetooth.
Because of the importance of 'superior usability' in the connected home, Onkyo has been working with Cisco to incorporate SimpleTap, a technology that is said to deliver better connectivity and control experiences. With its inclusion in these three high-end receivers (via firmware update in October/November for European models), Onkyo becomes the world's first company to integrate SimpleTap technology into consumer electronics products. Further firmware updates are under development eventually to enable all 2012 Onkyo Network-enabled receivers to take advantage of this new technology.
"We share the vision that the connected home should be simple and enjoyable, and we are proud to be the first consumer electronics partner to incorporate Cisco Linksys' SimpleTap technology into our new AV receivers," said Nobuaki Okuda, president, Onkyo Sound & Vision Corporation. "SimpleTap really simplifies how our new 2012 AV receivers can be connected to the network, so people can instantly enjoy their favorite tunes from music streaming services such as Spotify Premium, and many other Internet Radio services."
Multi-room operation has also been enhanced by adding Zone2 HDMI connectivity, so removing the need for a secondary analogue connection in order to access audio in a second zone. Powered audio is available in up to three zones simultaneously - with multi-zone playback and setting controls managed by remote iPhone/Android apps.
To conjure up the 'signature Onkyo sound', audio signals are passed through a DAC stage, with PLL jitter-cleaning, VLSC noise-mitigation, and TI Burr-Brown DAC modules Signals are then amplified through discrete Three-Stage Inverted Darlington Circuitry, with a triple transistor array that is designed to cut distortion and boost current flow to the speakers. The design is supposed to capitalise on the benefits offered by a low negative feedback topology.
All three models feature Onkyo’s Dual Core Video Engine which pairs the HQV Vida VHD1900 module with Marvell’s Qdeo technology for scaling to 4K. The onboard ISF (Imaging Science Foundation) video calibration can only help.
The flagship TX-NR5010 is aimed squarely at the avid home cinema enthusiast. As part of the THX certification promise, this receiver is designed to deliver the highest audio and video quality for an 'unsurpassed home cinema experience' right out of the box. Housed in a rigid chassis with separate anti-resonant aluminum top and side panels, the unit has a massive toroidal transformer supported by two discrete transformers for audio and video processing.
Like its slightly more powerful sibling, the TX-NR3010 also boasts multiple transformers for A/V processing, but features a heavy-duty EI transformer in place of the TX-NR5010's toroidal type. All models feature isolated power and preamp blocks to reduce interference with a super-rigid chassis to prevent vibration.
A new Differential DAC Mode and Digital Crossover Processing Network are also included on all three models to optimise performance when bi-wiring and bi-amping the front channels.
All three models boast an exhaustive list of A/V connections. In addition to the capacity to link with an iPhone, iPod, or flash memory device, these models include two USB ports in the front and rear to accommodate the UWF-1 Wireless LAN Adapter and UBT-1 Bluetooth USB Adapter (sold separately).
Onkyo have been busy in R&D and the fruit of the investment, says Onkyo, is evident in these three new releases, with an across-the-board focus on high performance technology:
• THX Ultra2 Plus certification to recreate the cinematic experience with dynamic Reference Level sound in larger home cinemas (up to 85 cubic meters in size and at a viewing distance of approximately 3.5 metres).
• 11.4-channel pre-outs with DTS Neo:X 11-channel upmixing support on both the TX-NR5010 and TX-NR3010, another world first for Onkyo.
• First consumer electronics partner to incorporate Cisco Linksys' SimpleTap router connection technology.
• Audyssey MultEQ XT32 room equalization with multi-channel upmixing from DTS Neo:X, Audyssey DSX, and Dolby Pro Logic IIz.
• An additional HDMI output to enable 1080p playback on a second TV or zone.
• Front-panel Mobile High-Definition Link HDMI port for phone/camcorder.
• Extra HDMI inputs to support 3D Video plus Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio (8+1 inputs on all three models).
• InstaPrevue picture-in-picture video input preview and selection technology.
• Bluetooth 3.0 and aptX wireless audio streaming via optional adapter.
There's access to both free and subscription audio streaming services, such as Spotify Premium, and connectivity for smartphones, tablets, and PC via DLNA or Bluetooth.
Because of the importance of 'superior usability' in the connected home, Onkyo has been working with Cisco to incorporate SimpleTap, a technology that is said to deliver better connectivity and control experiences. With its inclusion in these three high-end receivers (via firmware update in October/November for European models), Onkyo becomes the world's first company to integrate SimpleTap technology into consumer electronics products. Further firmware updates are under development eventually to enable all 2012 Onkyo Network-enabled receivers to take advantage of this new technology.
"We share the vision that the connected home should be simple and enjoyable, and we are proud to be the first consumer electronics partner to incorporate Cisco Linksys' SimpleTap technology into our new AV receivers," said Nobuaki Okuda, president, Onkyo Sound & Vision Corporation. "SimpleTap really simplifies how our new 2012 AV receivers can be connected to the network, so people can instantly enjoy their favorite tunes from music streaming services such as Spotify Premium, and many other Internet Radio services."
Multi-room operation has also been enhanced by adding Zone2 HDMI connectivity, so removing the need for a secondary analogue connection in order to access audio in a second zone. Powered audio is available in up to three zones simultaneously - with multi-zone playback and setting controls managed by remote iPhone/Android apps.
To conjure up the 'signature Onkyo sound', audio signals are passed through a DAC stage, with PLL jitter-cleaning, VLSC noise-mitigation, and TI Burr-Brown DAC modules Signals are then amplified through discrete Three-Stage Inverted Darlington Circuitry, with a triple transistor array that is designed to cut distortion and boost current flow to the speakers. The design is supposed to capitalise on the benefits offered by a low negative feedback topology.
All three models feature Onkyo’s Dual Core Video Engine which pairs the HQV Vida VHD1900 module with Marvell’s Qdeo technology for scaling to 4K. The onboard ISF (Imaging Science Foundation) video calibration can only help.
The flagship TX-NR5010 is aimed squarely at the avid home cinema enthusiast. As part of the THX certification promise, this receiver is designed to deliver the highest audio and video quality for an 'unsurpassed home cinema experience' right out of the box. Housed in a rigid chassis with separate anti-resonant aluminum top and side panels, the unit has a massive toroidal transformer supported by two discrete transformers for audio and video processing.
Like its slightly more powerful sibling, the TX-NR3010 also boasts multiple transformers for A/V processing, but features a heavy-duty EI transformer in place of the TX-NR5010's toroidal type. All models feature isolated power and preamp blocks to reduce interference with a super-rigid chassis to prevent vibration.
A new Differential DAC Mode and Digital Crossover Processing Network are also included on all three models to optimise performance when bi-wiring and bi-amping the front channels.
All three models boast an exhaustive list of A/V connections. In addition to the capacity to link with an iPhone, iPod, or flash memory device, these models include two USB ports in the front and rear to accommodate the UWF-1 Wireless LAN Adapter and UBT-1 Bluetooth USB Adapter (sold separately).
Wednesday, 2 February 2011
3D TV with 5.1 Home Cinema installation
3D TV with 7.1 Home Cinema installation in Epsom , Surrey.
Samsung 3D UE468000 3D LED Television was wall mounted above gas fireplace. this was first checked for temperature and any pipes or cables any holes were drilled, as professional Audio visual installers , we at master AV services will always take every precuation to ensure a safe installation.
The samsung HT-C6930W 7.1 home Cinema was installed , Centre speaker was wall mounted
below TV , front two floor standing speakers each side of fireplace 1.4 spec hdmi , VGA , and mains cables
were hidden into the plasterboard wall . emerging to the side of chimney breast
. the wireless rear speakers were wall mounted , surround backs were not mount due to the layout of the room.
sound was calibrated and , sky hd, ps3 were connected and setup.
Monday, 2 February 2009
Sony BDV-IT1000 home
This 42" plasma tv was mount above fire place with the new Sony BDV-IT1000 home theater
this Sony home cine has two HDMI inputs for extra expansion, as well as a push-button Digital Cinema Auto Calibration system, which automatically deduces optimum delay and frequency settings. This mesures the distance from your seating posistion to each speaker as with every installation by Master AV Services we will always insure that you obtain the best possible results out of your kit.
Master AV Services carry out Home theater and surround sound installations in London & Southeast, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Reading,
Home theater in school
This home theater was installed in a school hall.
We used a Pioneer AV amplifier, JBL speakers and Mission sub woofer. The projector was ceiling mounted with a 2.5 m fixed screen.
We used a Pioneer AV amplifier, JBL speakers and Mission sub woofer. The projector was ceiling mounted with a 2.5 m fixed screen.
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AV amplifier,
Mission,
Pioneer,
school installation
Monday, 22 September 2008
home theater setup
Samsung 50" LCD with Samsung Home Cinema
This install was carried out by Master AV Services in Surrey.
AV installation in hidden into cubboard
This AV system was hidden into a kitchen cupboard and the LCD screen and Samsung Home Cinema system were wall mounted in the TV media room next door. Control was via remote relay. All cables we hidden into the wall by wall chases. This solution made sense as it provided a cable free and equipment free look in the tv room.
Home cinema installs and setups
Master AV Services carries out custom home cinema and home theater installations. We cover London, the South East, Midlands, Birmingham, North of England, Manchester, Wales, the West Country, Devon and Cornwall.
All work is carried out to the highest possible standard with all cables hidden through walls or chased into walls. If your system is a simple all in one box home cinema solution or a high end AV receiver and speaker package we can install set up and commission your system. It is not just a case of fitting as we carry out full set up of sound fields to enable you to achieve the best possible results from your system. We also install projection and plasma or LCD screens to compliment any home cinema setup.
Onkyo home cinema
- product feature
- Onkyo HT-S5105
- Supporting 1080p HD Video and Perfect Surround Sound at High or Low Volume. You’re looking at the first Onkyo 5.1-channel receiver/speaker package to switch between three high-definition 1080p video sources for output to an HD ready display.
- The HT-S5105 can be partnered with any HD ready display to create an engaging home entertainment experience. On-board Audyssey 2EQ™ room-correction technology lets you get the best possible surround sound for your room’s particular dimensions.
- A related technology, Audyssey Dynamic EQ™, ensures that you can experience a full soundscape, regardless of the volume level. This makes the HT-S5105 suitable for a range of listening environments, from cozy apartments to spacious family living rooms.
- The HTP-518 speaker package is gloss-finished to give the system a contemporary look that will harmonize with virtually any environment and any display.
Bose Audio 301 speaker installation
This Audio Installation was carried out in a new build London apartment the walls were plaster board with a small space for wires to be hidden through the walls, bose stereo speakers were wall mounted with all cables hidden into the plasterboard wall. the speakers mounted were
301® DIRECT/REFLECTING® stereo speakers Bose
Monday, 4 August 2008
In Wall iPod Dock
This is a wall mounted ipod dock which can feed into your home cinema system this provide a great addition to your home cinema installation.
The iPort is a stylish and discreet way to integrate an iPod into your home entertainment system, allowing the whole family to enjoy music stored on a iPod or iPod Nano. The iPort IW-1 comes complete with docking cradle, input plate and power supply, allowing the iPod to be charged whilst docked. The IW-1 delivers unbalanced audio from the iPod to distances up to 10 metres and features a quick single cable RJ-45 connection and RotoLock clamping sytem for easy installation into a stud wall.
Kef Home Cinema Installation
Kef Home cinema install with Yamaha AV Receiver and Hitachi plasma screen. All cables were hidden into the walls for Essex home cinema setup. The KEH kef speaker is great value and still gives a great sound. The sub woofer is hidden in the corner of the room behind a plant. This is a great way to hide sub woofers, whilst the speaker cables were run under the carpet. The rear speaker cables were chased into the wall and re-plastered when the room was decorated.
The finished audio visual install looks great, Master AV Services are also able to setup and troubleshoot any existing home cinema systems. We cover London and the South East, Midlands and North of England.
The finished audio visual install looks great, Master AV Services are also able to setup and troubleshoot any existing home cinema systems. We cover London and the South East, Midlands and North of England.
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audio visual,
Hitachi,
home cinema,
KEF,
plasma,
sub woofer,
Yamaha
Home Cinema Custom Installation
An example of a finished discrete home cinema installation for this Bose system and Pioneer Plasma TV in London. All cables were hidden into solid brick walls and the walls were chased to achieve this. Master AV Services then set up the sound to suit the room and make sure the client gets the best possible sound balance from the audio visual sound system.
Labels:
audio visual,
AV,
Bose,
custom installation,
Pioneer,
plasma
Custom AV Installation and Speaker Wall Install
London Home Cinema Install
During installation, the Bose speakers were aligned with a laser guide to obtain an accurate balance. The wall chase is then plastered concealing any cables. Here you can see the Bose Cube speaker used in the audio visual setup. To prevent any damage to speakers the packaging is still left in place. Master AV Services work is coved by two year guarantee and we are fully insured.
Bose Home Cinema Installation
For this home cinema installation in London the walls were chased out to enable the AV cables and speaker cables to be hidden into the wall. The bracket has been mounted.
We installed the Bose Lifestyle 48 Home Theater System. The small cube speakers were placed about 50cm either side of the plasma screen and the screen wall was wall mounted on a flat wall mount bracket. All the audio visual equipment was then placed into an AV cabinet. Under the screen, the small cube speakers for this 5.1 Home Cinema system were wall mounted with cables hidden into the wall.
We installed the Bose Lifestyle 48 Home Theater System. The small cube speakers were placed about 50cm either side of the plasma screen and the screen wall was wall mounted on a flat wall mount bracket. All the audio visual equipment was then placed into an AV cabinet. Under the screen, the small cube speakers for this 5.1 Home Cinema system were wall mounted with cables hidden into the wall.
Labels:
audio visual,
AV,
Bose Lifestyle 48,
home cinema,
London,
plasma
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