Audio and video, done like an engineer would
Home theater, hi-fi sound and AV systems that work together, not just a TV on a wall.
Mounting a TV is the easy part. Making the TV, sound system, streaming devices, network and remotes work together reliably is where most installs fall apart. I design and set up audio and video as a complete system, on a network built to carry it.
20 years in IT · Former MSP and enterprise engineer · CompTIA Network+ & A+ · Insured · 5.0 stars from 59 reviews
What I do
Home theater
TVs, projectors, receivers and surround sound, set up and tuned so it looks and sounds right.
Hi-fi and multi-room audio
Quality stereo listening rooms and music throughout the house, controlled from one app.
Conference rooms and offices
Displays, video-call cameras and audio that just work when the meeting starts.
Restaurants and venues
Zoned background music and displays your staff can actually control.
The network behind it
Streaming, casting and smart AV depend on a solid network. I build that too.
Simple control
One remote or app, clean cable management, and a walkthrough for everyone who uses it.
Why an engineer for AV?
Most AV installers aren’t network engineers, and most IT people don’t care how a system sounds. I care about both. That’s why my AV work keeps working after I leave: the sound is right, and the network underneath it is built properly.
How it works
Tell me what you want
The room, the gear you have, and how you want it to look, sound and work.
I design the system
Equipment, placement, wiring and network, with a clear quote up front.
I install, tune and teach
Set up cleanly, tested end to end, and explained to everyone who uses it.
White-glove technology service. Networks, security, computers and audio/video, handled by an engineer, not a handyman.

Tell me what’s going on
Describe it in your own words, however messy. It comes straight to me, not a call center, and I’ll reply personally.
Prefer to talk? Call 303-578-9713 or email contact@techshamanit.com. You can also connect with me on LinkedIn.
