Full Range Audio Video

Over one half of your friends have a home theater in their homes. Some even have a dedicated “Media Room”, where they and their children hear the news, play and stay fit with Wii, and enjoy the latest movies with a big picture and surround sound. They are literally put in the middle of the action, and they love it! But, how did they know which parts make up a terrific home theater? How did they learn which connects to what part, and how the parts work together? When and how do they adjust the sound, so that they and their guests can hear the nuances in the soundtrack, without being out-shouted by the characters in the movie? The answer to all these questions is: they didn't learn it all themselves. They asked an expert, who assisted them in purchasing the best choice of equipment for their purposes without exhausting their budget. He got them the biggest brightest most reliable picture (screen or projector) their balanced numbers would allow. He didn't sell them wrong size or fancily dressed average interconnects; he got them capable but not very pretty cords which did the job accurately and affordably. He didn't waste their money on overpriced surge suppressor devices. He recommended that they insure their larger expenses in their house insurance. He also installed their system in a way that made it the easiest to run, and finished the installation with an all-in-one remote, which made many functions happen with the touch of one button. They were excited that the system wasn't confusing; they had had friends who were still frustrated, and they had promised themselves that that same frustration would not be theirs. You know a professional sound system consultant, who will make your system as simple and affordable as his own. You know he cares; you asked around and were given his name. Rick Jelley; from Full Range Audio Video. Oh, and …the happy couple?…They recommended to their friends the services of your sound system professional consultant. He rearranged their cables and eased their frustration just last week. Call me today. It really can be “just that easy”!