Display planning
TV or projection, mounting height, glare, seating distance, and viewing angles.
Media Room Installation Houston
A media room should be easy to live with and still feel powerful. The speaker layout, display height, center channel, subwoofer, seating, wiring, and control need to work together.
Custom theater work
Projector work is not just hanging a box from the ceiling. The throw distance, screen size, seating position, cable path, control, source routing, audio, and service access all have to make sense together.
Obsidian AV designs, services, and upgrades theater rooms so the system is easier to use, cleaner to look at, and more reliable after the install is complete.
Details
TV or projection, mounting height, glare, seating distance, and viewing angles.
Left, center, right, subwoofer, surrounds, amplification, and calibration.
One clear way to watch TV, stream, listen, and shut the room down.
Racks, labels, wiring, power, and network support.


Laser projector system using a 2.35:1 Slate screen, full-range MartinLogan ESL towers, MartinLogan center channel, Dolby 11.2 Atmos layout, Arcam receiver, and Parasound five-channel amplification.

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We look at the room, the rack, the network, the programming, and the client experience before recommending equipment changes.
Residential design philosophy
Projection, screen geometry, display height, speaker layout, subwoofer placement, seating distance, lighting control, ventilation, and control are planned together so the room feels finished instead of assembled piece by piece.
Music should feel even as you move through the house. We look at room size, ceiling height, speaker type, zone grouping, amplification, source selection, and volume behavior so the system feels natural.
Control4, Crestron, and Savant should simplify daily use: watch, listen, entertain, close shades, set lighting, and leave the house without hunting through confusing buttons.
Visible gear should look intentional. Hidden gear should be serviceable. The rack, wiring, labels, airflow, and network are part of the finished result, even when the client never sees them.