Commercial AV · Houston
Video Wall Installation Houston
Video walls need clean layout, correct mounting, power planning, signal routing, source control, brightness planning, and service access.
Our point of view
Built around the system, not a guess.
Screen size, bezels, pixel pitch, viewing distance, and wall structure.
Sources, processors, distribution, scaling, routing, and redundancy.
Wall support, access, heat, cable paths, and power planning.
Source selection, presets, support access, labels, and documentation.
Designed as one system
The room, the infrastructure and the interface have to agree.
Beautiful performance comes from hundreds of decisions working together. We pay attention to the pieces people see and the engineering they never should have to think about.
What gets considered
Performance lives in the details.
Display layout
Screen size, bezels, pixel pitch, viewing distance, and wall structure.
Signal flow
Sources, processors, distribution, scaling, routing, and redundancy.
Power and mounting
Wall support, access, heat, cable paths, and power planning.
Control and service
Source selection, presets, support access, labels, and documentation.
Meeting-room reliability
Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, boardrooms, huddle rooms, and training spaces need simple startup, predictable audio, clear camera framing, and a control path that does not require a lesson every time.
Audio people can understand
Microphone placement, DSP programming, speaker coverage, acoustic conditions, and gain structure decide whether remote participants can actually hear the room.
The Obsidian standard
Built to perform.
Built to live with.
We do not treat the finish line as “equipment powered on.” The job is complete when the experience feels natural, sounds right, and can be supported after the installation crew leaves.
Talk about your projectObsidian Audio Video · Houston
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Get on with the work.
Tell us what the room needs to do, what you already have, and what you want to feel different when we are finished.
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