The Complete Multimedia Experience, In Your Own Home

The same system costs different amounts in different rooms. Size, brands and the amount of building work all change the figure. Ceiling speakers cut into a finished concrete slab cost considerably more than the same speakers planned before the false ceiling goes up.

A price list on a website would be wrong for most houses. Send us your room measurements and you will get an itemised quote.

Yes. There is a full system set up at the Kollam showroom, open until 6 pm, and we can arrange a demo in Trivandrum or Ernakulam as well. No appointment is needed in Kollam, though call ahead if you want a particular setup ready when you arrive.

Bring your own film or console. Familiar material gives a more reliable impression.

We install across India. The showroom and demo room are in Kollam, and our team travels from there.

Most of what we install goes in living rooms and performs well. There is less control over the bass and the room cannot be fully darkened, but the result is a system the family uses every day.

A separate room is worth considering if you watch films regularly, or if the house is still being built and the room can be planned now.

Where the light can be controlled, a projector gives a much larger picture for the money and is more comfortable over a long film. In a room with large windows and mainly daytime use, a bright TV is the better choice.

For gaming either works, provided the screen genuinely supports 4K at 120 Hz. We verify that ourselves, as the specification is not always accurate.

A projector and screen is usually one day. A living room 5.1 system with concealed wiring takes one to two days. A separate cinema room with acoustic treatment, ceiling speakers and seating takes one to three weeks, depending on the carpentry and electrical work involved. We confirm the dates before starting.

Only if the ceiling can take the extra speakers in the right places. A flat slab ceiling around 2.7 m high is ideal. We also supply Auro-3D and DTS:X.

If the ceiling is low, or there are beams and ducting in the way, the ceiling speakers end up in the wrong positions, and a good 5.1 system will outperform a compromised Atmos one. We advise on this after measuring the room.