Holidays are a very special time of year, especially for a church community. Christmas services typically see a larger number of churchgoers, and it’s a chance for many people to reconnect with their community. As a result, churches spend a lot of time preparing for their holiday service, and a commercial AV company can help. Keep reading to see just a few of the services Elite Technology solutions can offer Clayton, MO churches to help ensure this year’s holiday services are the best yet. 

A little over twenty years ago, if you wanted a wireless whole home audio solution, you were out of luck. Most systems involved architectural or standard speakers still powered by amplifiers and required runs of speaker cabling. But the move to digital audio outside of physical media, advanced wireless networking, and ultimately streaming audio completely changed the game. 

Sonos is one of the first systems that people might think of when it comes to wireless multi-room speaker systems, but many solutions are available today. But is wireless the way to go? It might be easier to install from a wiring standpoint but may not be a great solution for all homes and all listening preferences. Keep reading below for a quick comparison of wired vs. wireless multi-room audio options and what you should know for your Ladue, MO installation.

If you are familiar with KEF speakers, you know two things about them – they never shy from innovation and are always on a quest for a higher level of audio performance. This showed with the radical high-end KEF Blade super speaker, a vehicle for KEF innovation passed on to lesser models. KEF’s innovation was also found in the LS50 Collection, a universally lauded small speaker for audiophiles with smaller spaces. 

On the heels of the highly successful LS50 comes the LS60, the tower version – but so much more – of the LS50 Wireless all in one speaker. Is it just a bigger version of the LS50? In some ways, yes, but it’s part of KEF’s drive to bring hi-fi into more homes with sleek design, simple operation, and above all, superlative audio performance. Read on to see if the new LS60 is right for your St. Louis, MO listening space.

To most audiophiles, KEF needs no introduction. For others perhaps newer to the hi-fi world, KEF might not be as familiar. Founded in 1961 by Raymond Cooke, a BBC electrical engineer, the company has always distinguished itself with innovative engineering and technology. One of those innovations was becoming the first speaker company to use computers in speaker testing and design. The company continues the tradition of design innovations with Uni-Q concentric drivers, low profile drivers, and a different approach to wireless speakers. 

If you’re considering upgrading your Weldon, MO home audio system, KEF speakers should be at the top of your shortlist. Let’s explore some of the best options below, from freestanding models to architectural speakers.