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Sound that disappears into the room.
Sound that disappears into the room until you press play — speakers, amplification and volume control, zoned to the floor plan.
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How to choose
Choosing distributed audio
The honest trade-offs that actually matter — so you spend where it counts and skip what doesn't.
Zones vs speakers
Decide the areas you want to control independently first — kitchen, patio, primary suite — then place speakers to cover each evenly. Zones drive the amplifier and control, not the other way around.
In-ceiling vs in-wall
In-ceiling disappears overhead for even, ambient sound; in-wall aims at the room for a more directional feel. Pick per room and how it's used.
Amplifier power
Match amplification to the number of zones and the speakers' power handling, with headroom so it's clean at volume rather than strained.
One simple control
The best system is the one the household actually uses. Favour one app and an in-wall control over a pile of remotes.
What we'd pair with this
Complete the system
A working system is more than one category. These are the pieces that most often finish the job.
- Video, TV & antennasClean displays and free local channels — screens hung square with the cable hidden, and over-the-air antennas aimed for your address.Shop video, tv & antennas →
- Home automationLighting and controls built around how you actually live — one tap for what used to take a handful, not a pile of gadgets.Shop home automation →
Common questions
Distributed audio — questions people ask
Do you do commercial audio too?
For now MasterVizion focuses on residential audio. If you run a small business and want background music zones, ask us — we'll tell you plainly whether it's a fit.
Want distributed audio planned for your property?
The walkthrough is free, with no obligation — a written scope and a fixed quote before you decide anything.