Music in every space
Whole-Home Audio Systems
Music can move from the kitchen to the patio, pool, and landscape without visible equipment or awkward controls. Wiretech uses Origin Acoustics architectural speakers throughout all four featured residences and Ambisonic Systems for high-performance landscape audio at Modern Art Residence and The Entertainer’s Estate.
Sound That Complements the Architecture
Origin Acoustics in-ceiling and in-wall speakers support whole-home music, television rooms, private cinema, and covered outdoor living without adding unnecessary visual clutter. We select and position each speaker according to room size, finishes, listening expectations, and the priorities of the design team.
Amplification and music sources are centralized in a properly ventilated equipment rack. From the room, you simply select a space, choose the music, and set the level.
Outdoor Audio Made for Southern Utah
Outdoor systems require more than weather-resistant speakers. We use Ambisonic Systems where large patios, pools, courtyards, and landscape zones need high-output, evenly distributed coverage at comfortable listening levels.
- Whole-home music distribution
- Origin Acoustics architectural speakers
- Bang & Olufsen custom integration
- Ambisonic landscape loudspeakers and subwoofers
- Independent zones and grouped listening
Your Music, Your Way
Stream from compatible music services and manage the system from the same Crestron Home, Control4 or Savant interface that operates the rest of the home. Dedicated music controls can also be placed in the rooms where they make sense.
Planning your project
Plan the listening areas before the speakers.
A whole-home audio design starts with where you listen, what should play together and how the controls should feel. Indoor rooms and outdoor gathering spaces need their own coverage and installation plans.
- Map the audio zones
- Identify spaces that need independent music or volume and those you want to group for entertaining.
- Coordinate the visible details
- Review speaker positions with lighting, ceiling details, furniture and the listening area. Reserve an accessible equipment location.
- Plan outdoor coverage
- Place speakers around the areas people use, accounting for landscaping, wiring routes, exposure and nearby properties.
See it in a completed home.
Common questions
Can different rooms play different music?
Yes. Each audio zone can select its own source and volume, or multiple spaces can be grouped for entertaining.
Can speakers be hidden?
Yes. Depending on the performance and design goals, options include flush in-ceiling speakers, small-aperture architectural speakers, invisible speakers, and concealed subwoofers.
Can my existing speakers be reused?
Possibly. We assess their condition, placement, wiring and electrical compatibility with the proposed amplification. Reuse decisions should account for the sound you expect and the control system, rather than assuming every existing speaker suits a new design.
Does outdoor audio need separate planning from indoor audio?
Yes. Coverage, environmental exposure, landscaping, cable routes and neighboring properties change the design. We plan the listening zones and suitable equipment before selecting speaker quantities and locations.
What affects the price of whole-home audio?
The number of independent zones, speaker performance and quantity, amplification, source requirements, wiring access, outdoor scope and integration all contribute. A room-by-room zone list helps keep proposals comparable.
Plan with confidence
Let’s plan your whole-home & landscape audio correctly.
Share your plans, construction stage, and priorities with our Southern Utah design team.