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Exciting news from the CEDIA 2004 Expo. EDG was named DEALER OF THE YEAR. This is the highest honor of achievement awarded by CEDIA. A special and well deserved "Congrats" go out to the staff of EDG.
Along with bringing home some hardware for our display case, you're always welcome to stop by to check it out, we were fortunate to see some of the hottest products available for your home. Read the reviews and contact us with any questions you may have.
So put your feet up on your desk, sit back, left mouse click, and enjoy.
 I can recall in 1989 hearing about a "grass roots" effort to start an
organization (with a funny name) for custom installation of home
audio and video. At that time there were very few of us around the
country, but we all had similar backgrounds, from hobbyists, to car
audio technicians, to sales people in retail audio/video stores. We all had similar needs in starting our business, from finding vendors who would sell us products, training staff, and spreading the word that a service like ours exists to potential customers. We needed a voice with manufactures.
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Product & Technology News
For additional information on any of the products listed below contact an EDG Systems Consultant at 732.650-9800 or via e-mail
Nippura:
Blue Ocean
OnQ Home: Wireless Access Point
Crestron:
- 1) 10.4" Isys i/O TPMC- 10
- 2) Isys TPS-4000
- 3) MT-1000
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Sound Advance
Experience the pleasure of beautiful sound while discovering the ultimate visual performance of invisible speakers!
For over twenty-five years, SOUND ADVANCE SYSTEMS has pioneered the development and use of Planar Diaphragm Technology in residential and commercial loudspeakers. We are the world's only manufacture of an invisible speaker with ICC circuitry.
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Have a question for the Service Center? Simply send an e-mail to solutions@edgonline.com
FAQ
Q. My Interior designer and A/V installer have different opinions on what color my new home theater should be. The designer is suggesting light colors to match existing furniture and my installer is suggesting dark colors for optimal video performance?
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For the best video performance, the front wall, at least, should be as dark as possible. And if there is any custom cabinetry flanking the screen, it should be finished with a matte process. This will promote contrast and reduce glare and reflection that could create an aura around the screen. Dark greens and blues, and the classic burgundy, are all rich warm colors that will enhance the theater ambiance.
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EDG Receives 2004 Dealer of the Year Award Honors
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EDG Awarded 9th Electronic Lifestyle Award at CEDIA Expo
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EDG Wins 2004 Excellence Award from Lutron Electronics
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Welcome back to Custom Corner. With
each issue we will examine an interesting application of engineered
electronics integration with consideration towards aesthetics and
design, while limiting any sacrifice to equipment performance.
This month we visit our CEDIA Electronic Lifestyles 2004 Best Hidden Installation, a penthouse apartment with tremendous high-performance hidden technology. From the onset, the apartment was engineered with integration of HVAC, audio, video, motorized devices, shades and light control. Working closely with the architect, builder, interior designer, and tradesmen, Electronics Design Group created this technologically enabled residence with multi-room audio, multiple plasma displays, a projector lift with motorized screen, and impressive rack of equipment. Care was given to the cabinetry design for the equipment, as sufficient ventilation was required with the multitude of components. Note the grille at the base of the cabinetry, and the chase developed at the top of the unit to support convection current and keep things cool.
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