Case · VTS Audiovisual
Twenty cabinets, one tablet.
A showroom where you want a loudspeaker to be heard without the visitor getting a technical demo. So the technology had to disappear behind a single control.
How it was built
From cabinet list to demo.
01Starting point
Selling, not demonstrating
Someone who comes to hear a loudspeaker wants to hear the difference, not watch somebody work through a menu. Every second spent on operating the system comes off the demo.
02Design
A scene per cabinet
Each cabinet got its own scene: the right channel, the right level and the matching light, so attention goes to the cabinet that is playing at that moment.
03Build
Twenty cabinets, individually driven
Groups separated, every core labelled, and the installation laid out so a cabinet can be added without the controls having to be rethought.
04Controls
Our own UI, no manufacturer menu
One tablet with live levels per cabinet and a custom interface instead of four apps from four brands. Whoever gives the demo looks at the customer, not at the screen.
Tell us your story
A demo space that sells?
Send a sketch, a moodboard or just a story. You get an honest answer within two working days about what it becomes and what it costs.