Whether you are in the car, at the grocery store or in the office, you take music wherever you go. So it makes sense that you’d want to have a robust whole home audio system integrated into every room of your house. From the moment you walk through your door, you immerse yourself in a realm of sonic bliss. Each room of your home can be customized with a different playlist, which can add an extra dimension to your home decor. And you can have a dedicated listening room built specifically to give your music high-fidelity, studio quality sound. Read on to find out how home audio can change the way you experience your music.

Set the Scene for Family Dinner

It’s getting late on a Sunday afternoon, and your relatives are beginning to arrive for a big family dinner. Luckily, you’ve set the scene throughout your house for a perfect night. Gather in the light and breezy living room with a soundtrack to match the half-lowered shades and soft lighting. From there, filter into the dining rooms – gentle jazz and low lights for the grown-ups and a brighter, funkier atmosphere for the kids. Afterward, come together in the kitchen for drinks and dessert with the right music. With a whole home audio system integrated with your smart lighting and shading, create the perfect setting in every room with the touch of a button.

Create a Soundscape in Your Listening Room

After the family has left, have a nightcap while enjoying your favorite tunes in a dedicated listening room. Fully textured, spacious and detailed sound makes you feel like you’re in the studio with your favorite musicians while they’re recording. Plus, you can add versatility to the space when you install a drop-down screen and projector and switch your receiver to surround sound – thereby creating an engrossing cinematic world in a home theater. All it takes is a few simple commands on your tablet or smartphone.

Your music is a part of who you are. You take it with you wherever you go. Whether you’re on the highway or in line at the grocery store, your music is there to keep you company. But when you’re at home you want the biggest and best sound quality – the kind that doesn’t come from a pair of ear buds or car speakers. With whole home audio by Relative Home Systems, your entire house can sport the high-quality soundscape of your dreams.

Bowers & Wilkins, Poised to Produce the Finest Loudspeakers

The folks at Bowers & Wilkins asked themselves does a speaker have to be in a box and if the answer is no, then what would the speaker look like? The result was Nautilus. The attention to detail and craftsmanship is uncompromised. The loudspeakers’ pearlescent finish is achieved from 12 meticulously applied lacquer coats and a unique curing process.

Relative Home Systems Knows: Everything’s Bigger in Texas

That includes Bowers & Wilkins selection of premium home speaker equipment. Relative only deals with the best, and with B&W’s selection of in-ceiling, on-wall and in-wall speakers, plus their robust line of subwoofers, whole home audio has never sounded so good in Austin, TX.

What part does music play in your River Oaks, Texas home? It could be listening to it as you get ready for work, streaming a playlist when hosting friends or winding down in a dedicated listening room. If you often find solace in your favorite albums, it may be worthwhile to invest in a whole home audio system. We know how personal your music can be, so Relative Home Systems crafts a solution that works specifically to meet your needs. Below are some questions you should ask yourself before getting started.

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Should You Go Wired or Wireless?

Streaming services like Pandora and Tidal have changed the way we listen to music. With wireless access to our music, it's easy to gravitate towards a wireless speaker system as well. The demand has been so high that even high-end manufacturers like Bowers & Wilkins have joined the movement. Wireless is a great option since it’s easier to install, but it does have its drawbacks.

Even in the best wireless systems, some quality may be lost. While we can bolster your home network to play uncompressed files, a wired solution will ultimately get the most out of a whole home audio system. It is easier to incorporate multiple rooms through the use of receivers or matrix switchers and you can integrate multiple sources at once, whether it’s a streaming service on your phone or a vintage turntable.