Intentional design
Rooms, workflows, sightlines, audio coverage, infrastructure, and service access are considered before the equipment list is finalized.
About Obsidian AV
25+ years of AV experience, focused on systems that work in the real world.
Obsidian AV brings residential and commercial design, programming, commissioning, and service together. The result is a system planned around the room, the people using it, the network and rack behind it, and the support path after the installation is complete.
25+Years in AV
17+Years in automation programming
3Leading smart home platforms
2Residential and commercial disciplines
1Coordinated system approach
A field-tested approach
Start with the experience. Design the complete path that makes it possible.
A theater, smart home, conference room, or video wall is not a collection of unrelated products. Displays, speakers, microphones, cameras, lighting, control, USB, networks, power, racks, and programming depend on one another. We coordinate those layers so the finished system is clear to use and practical to support.
- Room design, equipment selection, wiring, rack planning, networking, programming, testing, and handoff.
- Control4, Crestron, Savant, Q-SYS, Biamp, Dante, AV-over-IP, conferencing, and networked audio video experience.
- Residential theaters, listening rooms, whole-home systems, lighting, shades, outdoor AV, and smart home control.
- Microsoft Teams Rooms, Zoom spaces, boardrooms, training rooms, town halls, DSP audio, cameras, and video walls.
What clients receive
A functional system is the product.
Equipment matters, but the lasting value comes from how the room is designed, how the interfaces are organized, how the system is commissioned, and how clearly it can be serviced later.
Experienced programming
Room names, source behavior, scenes, feedback, routing, control logic, DSP, and user interfaces are organized around actual use.
Complete commissioning
Audio, video, control, network, USB, power, firmware, and signal paths are tested together instead of as separate tasks.
Clear handoff
Labels, notes, support access, documentation, and client training make the finished system easier to own and maintain.