Church sound · Speakers, microphones, mixing, acoustics

Every word heard, from the front pew to the back row.

Clear speech for the sermon, a mix the congregation can sing with, no feedback during prayer, and a board your volunteers can run. Designed for your room and tuned in it.

Problems this ends

  • Feedback during prayer or the sermon
  • Members who hear the words but cannot understand them
  • A sanctuary that echoes
  • Hearing aids that squeal
  • Volunteers afraid to touch the board

What changes for your people

What changes on Sunday

The back row hears the sermon.

Speakers chosen and aimed for speech, so the words reach every seat clearly instead of bouncing off the walls and ceiling.

No more feedback during prayer.

Microphones and speakers placed and tuned so a quiet moment stays quiet, and the system can be turned up without a squeal.

Hearing aids without the squeal.

Our installation team installs hearing loops that carry the sermon straight to hearing aids, with no room echo in between.

Volunteers stop guessing.

Saved settings, clear labels, and on-site training, including the first Sunday, so whoever is at the board that week can run it.

Echoing rooms, calmed.

Sound panels where the room echoes most, so gyms, domes, and hard sanctuaries stop blurring the words.

Your platform

Built around your platform

A pulpit and choir, a band, or both: the speakers, microphones, and board are chosen for how your church actually worships.

Traditional: pulpit, lectern, and choir. No screen behind the pulpit; speakers kept discreet at the sides.
Blended: side screens for lyrics, leaving the cross and the center of the platform clear.
Modern: a large video wall across the back of the stage, with lights hung on a frame above the band.

Real churches

Churches that wanted the same thing

From the project record of an experienced church audio, video, and lighting team that has served congregations across Georgia and the Southeast. Each one names where it is.

Sandy Springs, GA

Mount Vernon

Sanctuary upgrades with a new sound system and projectors, plus a youth room refresh with new dimmable stage lights.

  • New sanctuary sound system, designed and tuned so every seat hears clearly
  • Sanctuary projectors chosen, hung, and adjusted
  • New dimmer and updated stage lighting in the youth room
  • Lighting controls set up, with saved looks and written instructions

Newnan, GA

Unity Baptist

Rebuilt after a tornado with all-new sound, video, lighting, and livestream, made easy for volunteers on Sundays and ready for visiting artists.

  • Easy for volunteers: saved settings, labels, and simple controls
  • Stage connections and power ready for visiting bands
  • Livestream, plus recording for watching later
  • Room tuning so the sound is clear and never strained

Sandy Springs, GA

St. Jude the Apostle

A clear livestream from an echoey room: steady sound from the clip-on and lectern microphones, with background noise gently reduced.

  • Clip-on microphones paired and set to the right levels
  • Background noise kept down
  • Tuning that puts the spoken word first

Albuquerque, NM

Legacy Church

The church’s main audio, video, and lighting provider since 2007, through growth from 3 campuses to 9 campuses and 2 schools, including sound panels and system design for a 2,200-seat concrete dome.

  • Relationship since 2007
  • Scaled from 3 to 9 campuses plus 2 schools
  • Sound panels and a sound system for a 2,200-seat dome
  • Central campus livestream and big-screen video on LED walls
  • The same stage and room lighting at every campus
  • Sound and screens carried across the campus
  • School gyms, including a four-court gym with a powerful sound system
“I didn’t even know what to ask at first, but [the team] was so patient and walked me step by step through the process of installing a complete AVL system in our building after it was rebuilt from tornado damage. They were understanding, trustworthy, and respectful the whole way through. Today, we have an amazing AVL system that goes far beyond my expectations.”
Jerry Allen, Tech Director, Unity Baptist Church, Newnan, GA

How the installation team works

Dream, Design, Deliver, Dedication

  1. Dream

    Uncover or refine the vision for your room, so everything after it has a foundation.

    • Talk through what you want the room to do
    • 3D pictures of the design choices
    • First budgets
    • A plain-language report that explains the system
  2. Design

    A solution built for your room and your needs, not a catalog package.

    • Detailed equipment drawings
    • Heat figures for your air conditioning contractor
    • Drawings of what hangs from the ceiling and the power it needs
    • Complete equipment lists
    • Working alongside your architect and builder
    • A full set of plans
  3. Deliver

    The system is installed with care, in phases, around your services.

    • One project manager as your contact
    • A checklist that tests every system
    • Equipment built and set up ahead of time, so less time in your building
    • Sunday is always coming: work is scheduled around your services
    • Done in stages: wiring, equipment, testing, final check
  4. Dedication

    Support that continues after the install.

    • Training once everything is tested
    • On-site help the first Sunday
    • 1-year parts and labor warranty
    • Longer service plans are available

Every installation comes with a 1-year parts and labor warranty, training once everything is tested, and on-site help the first Sunday.

Bringing this to a committee?

The Church Room Planner asks a few short questions about your room and your people and gives you a one-page summary to print: what to do first, how it serves the mission, and how the process works.

Plan your room

Questions churches ask

Can you fix our sound without replacing everything?
Often, yes. Sometimes better-aimed speakers, sound panels, and a properly tuned system solve most of it. We look at the room and what you already own before recommending anything new.
Do you install hearing loops?
Yes. Our installation team installs hearing loops that send the sermon straight to hearing aids and cochlear implants set to the telecoil, and we help you choose receivers for members without one.
Will our volunteers be able to run it?
That is the goal. The board is set up with saved settings and clear labels, and your team is trained on-site, including the first Sunday.
What happens after the installation?
Every installation includes training once everything is tested, on-site help the first Sunday, and a 1-year parts and labor warranty. Longer service plans are available.
Is there a price on this page?
No. Nothing here is a price or a quote. The Dream phase includes initial budgets once the room and the goals are clear, and the work can be phased so it fits how your church gives.

Tell us about your church.

A few lines is enough. We will call you back to talk through what you are hearing, what you would like to change, and what a sensible next step looks like. Nothing here is a price or a quote.

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Tell us about your sanctuary

Sound, livestream, lighting, or a new building. Share a little about your room and what is not working, and we will call you back.