Personalize your music experience for each independent space. A central system – Play multiple music sources simultaneously with a Matrix Amplifier and Smart Audio solution.
Route 8-16 different audio zones.
Multi-zone control via Smartphone/Tablet.
Meditation music at the spa, EDM at the gym.
Imagine a resort: the lobby plays soothing piano music, the gym pulsates with energetic EDM, the spa area resonates with the gentle sound of flowing water, and the outdoor pool is filled with tropical house melodies. All of this is centrally controlled through a single system. That's the power of Multi-Zone Audio designed by Quang Duc.
"It's not just about playing music; we create an atmosphere that's tailor-made for each room."
Manage dozens of complex audio zones with just a touch of your finger on the touchscreen.
The central unit allows simultaneous reception of multiple music sources (Spotify, USB, Bluetooth) and customizable designation of which source plays in which area. Perfect for hotels and multi-story shopping malls.
Wireless multi-zone audio solutions (Sonos, Denon HEOS, Yamaha MusicCast). Speakers connect via a local WiFi network, allowing you to group rooms together (Party Mode) or keep them completely separate via a mobile app.
Each VIP room is equipped with wall-mounted volume controllers. Guests in the VIP rooms can adjust the volume or turn the music off without disturbing other VIP rooms.
Combining background music and emergency announcements. When a missing person announcement is received in 'Area A', the music in 'Area A' will automatically decrease in volume, while 'Area B' will continue playing music normally without interruption.
Utilize smart audio control devices and zone dividers from Yamaha, TOA, Bosch, Bose, and Sonos.
Featuring a powerful DSP chip and built-in 4-8 independent power channels. Supports the Dante network protocol for transmitting uncompressed audio over LAN cables, completely eliminating signal interference.
High-end network music decoder. Automatically retrieves high-quality music from Spotify Connect, Apple AirPlay 2, and Tidal. Plays music continuously regardless of your phone's Bluetooth range.
These speakers are designed to be flush with the wall and painted over, becoming a part of the wall/ceiling. The sound emanates without anyone seeing the source, ideal for luxury villas.
The paging station incorporates physical buttons. The receptionist simply presses the 'Floor 1' button to speak privately with Floor 1, or presses 'All Call' to make an announcement to the entire building.
The logic behind wiring and programming is key to the Matrix system.
Work with the client to divide the floor plan into independent zones based on function (e.g., Zone 1: Bar, Zone 2: Restroom, Zone 3: Lobby).
With multi-zone amplifiers, each zone requires a separate audio cable branch to the central control panel (home-run wiring) instead of a series connection as in conventional systems.
Set up a dedicated LAN network for audio. Install an app (such as HEOS, MusicCast) on the customer's device, and name each zone (Living Room, Garden) for easy identification.
Grant permissions to staff. For example, Spa staff can only see and adjust the Spa's music on their phones; they cannot interfere with the Restaurant's music.
System architecture adapts flexibly to scale and business models.
Partitioning the main lobby, floor corridors, buffet restaurant, and pool area. Automatically switching background music playlists by time of day (Morning/Noon/Evening) using a weekly timer.
Multi-zone audio integration with KNX and Control4 smart home systems. Scenario: When the homeowner opens the bathroom door, the lights turn on and their favorite music automatically plays softly.
The 100V matrix system is divided into dozens of zones. The supermarket area plays music to stimulate shopping, the food court plays relaxing music, and the play area plays lively music for children.
Using a 4-zone amplifier, the receptionist uses a tablet to select yoga routines for the first-floor studio and powerful EDM music for the second-floor weight room, all through a single central amplifier.
Don't confuse 'installing multiple speakers' with a 'true multi-zone sound system'.
If you do that, you'll be forced to listen to the same song in every room. If you want to turn off the music in a meeting room, you have to turn it off for the entire company. This is NOT room partitioning.
Installing a cheap, wall-mounted volume control without impedance matching will cause the amplifier to short circuit and smoke when the volume control is repeatedly switched on and off.
Use an amplifier with built-in Zone On/Off buttons. Suitable for offices: Play music only in the hallway, turn off music in the boss's office. Fast, inexpensive, but still only plays from one music source.
Using a matrix amplifier. Zone 1 plays music from a USB drive, Zone 2 plays music from Spotify, and Zone 3 takes audio from the TV. Everything is completely independent in terms of both music source and volume.
There's no need to run speaker wires from the central control panel too far. Simply run LAN cables to each room and install IP speakers. This can be expanded to hundreds of zones without signal loss.
We program music to fit the rhythm of your life and business.
We provide software/apps with a customized Vietnamese interface. Even the most tech-illiterate customers can learn how to drag and drop music into each room in just 3 minutes.
Our team of programmers is ready to write API code to connect the audio system with global Smarthome standards (Lumi, BKAV, Control4).
Completely eliminate the Ground Loop interference phenomenon — the main cause of annoying howling and hissing noises in smart home audio systems.
In-depth knowledge is essential for smooth system operation.
Dante is a protocol for transmitting uncompressed digital audio over a standard LAN network. Instead of having to run dozens of bulky audio cables, Dante only requires a single network cable to transmit hundreds of audio channels with zero latency.
If you use regular Bluetooth speakers in multiple rooms, the sound will be out of sync due to signal delay. The solution is to use a WiFi Multi-room Audio system (like Sonos) with a Time-sync protocol, ensuring all speakers sound at the same precise moment, down to the millisecond.
Playing music from YouTube all day in a restaurant is easily interrupted by ads or network drops. We always set up an internal music storage (NAS) server or a Spotify Premium Business account to ensure the music is always seamless 24/7.
Frequently Asked Questions about Installing Smart Zoned Sound Systems.
You can use a wireless multi-room solution. Wherever there are speakers, simply plug them into the mains power (220V) and connect to the WiFi network. The system will automatically link together into a multi-zone matrix without needing to run audio cables to a central hub.
It's perfectly possible if you use a Matrix Amplifier. You designate the input (microphone) to output to room 1, and the input (music player) to output to room 2. The sound in the two rooms will be completely separate.
In modern partitioning systems, we configure a maximum volume limit in the central software. Even if guests turn the wall-mounted potentiometer all the way up, the actual speaker power will never exceed the set safe limit.
Yes. We provide a module for communication with the fire alarm control panel. In the event of a fire, the amplifier will automatically mute all background music in ALL ZONES and play a recorded emergency evacuation warning in multiple languages.
We can install touch panels mounted on the walls in each area. Staff can simply touch the screen on the wall to select music sources and adjust the volume.
Not at all. On the contrary, network cables transmit digital signals (0 and 1), so they are completely immune to electromagnetic interference. The sound quality reaches Hi-Res Audio (24-bit/192kHz), which is much better than long-distance analog copper cables.
Wireless speakers communicate via a LOCAL LAN (through your home router/switch). Therefore, even if your internet cable is down, your phone (connected to your home WiFi) can still control the speakers normally; you just won't be able to stream music online, you'll have to play music already stored on your phone.
We must use specialized ceiling speakers with polypropylene cones (instead of paper cones) and aluminum alloy or powder-coated anti-corrosion grilles. We will choose speakers with an IP54 rating or higher.
