Grimani Systems CEDIA 2018 Show Report

Anthony Grimani is interviewed for this informative feature story in Commercial Integrator magazine.  "...integrators are encouraged to enlist a professional acoustician - just as they might work with myriad other trades on a project - to create productivity-friendly environments. Unlike a home theater, where a top-notch sound environment may only benefit the homeowners and whatever guests might occasionally experience the room, the results of a properly acoustically treated corporate office, for instance, may affect hundreds of employees on a daily basis"  >Click to read the full story ...

Having designed over 400 pro, commercial, and residential projects, and tuned over 300 systems, we have a certain way of doing things that we consider "the right way." You'll hear us talk about the right way a lot because we just don't believe any client is going to get the best possible result from cutting corners. So here's a little primer from PMI. Calibration is the last step in the design/build phase of a project. Once all of the gear is in place, the panels positioned, the decor defined, then it's time to calibrate. We believe the job of a calibrator is to check and validate that everything was built and installed properly before beginning to tune the room.    Step 1:  Check that every piece of gear is installed and connected correctly    Step 2:  Verify that every piece of gear is actually working    Step 3:  Set up configurations and verify proper operation    Step 4:  Tune the speaker system to the room...