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Worship · Education · Commercial

AV systems for churches, schools & businesses

Custom-designed sound, video, lighting, signage and control — installed by a crew that runs live shows, then taught to the people who’ll use it. Led by Micah Dean, Founder & President.

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Church worship space with stage lighting and side screens

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Houses of worship

Every church runs differently, so every system we build starts from a custom design. Programming can change week to week, and the system has to adapt with it for years.

Many teams lean on volunteers, so we design systems that work efficiently and avoid over-complication — without limiting what they can do.

Plenty of sanctuaries were built for a different style of worship than today’s. We evaluate, design and install acoustic treatment, or work with your general contractor on a new build so the room never gets in the way of the message.

School commons with digital signage display

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Education & commercial

We design and install audio, video, theatrical lighting, digital signage and control systems for K-12 schools, colleges and universities, offices and commercial buildings.

In these buildings, operation has to be effortless for whoever walks up to it. We design to your specific needs and finish on time and on budget.

Installed amplifier rack in a church equipment room

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Technology that lasts

Part of the job is knowing which new technology will actually help a client and which is a passing fad.

We specify proven technology from established manufacturers, so the system keeps meeting your needs for many years — not just on opening day.

Sinewave technician showing a client a wall-mounted control panel

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Training & support

Even a great system fails if nobody knows how to run it. Training and follow-up support come with every integration project.

Our project managers also work live events, and that operator’s-eye experience shapes how we design: control systems and layouts that make running the room simpler and less taxing for the people who use it.

Modeled before it’s mounted

We see the room before we hang a speaker.

Coverage maps like these show how sound will land on every seat — where it’s even, where it’s hot, and where it falls off. It’s how we choose and aim loudspeakers, and how we decide whether a room needs acoustic treatment first.

For new buildings, we can work with your architect and general contractor so the room and the system are designed together.

Room acoustic model showing sound pressure coverage Acoustic prediction model showing loudspeaker coverage across seating

How an install works

Designed for the person at the controls.

Sinewave was founded to get away from cookie-cutter systems. Here’s what custom looks like in practice.

  1. 01

    Listen

    We start with how your space is actually used — who runs it, how often programming changes, and what isn’t working today.

  2. 02

    Model & design

    We design around your needs and budget, and model coverage and acoustics before anything is hung.

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    Install

    Our own crew installs and commissions the system, coordinating with your contractor on new builds.

  4. 04

    Train

    Staff and volunteers learn the system hands-on, at the controls they’ll use every week.

  5. 05

    Support

    Follow-up support after handoff, from people who know your system because they built it.

Installed

Rooms we’ve outfitted

School auditorium with installed audio, lighting and projectionSchool gymnasium with installed audio systemInteractive display in a conference room installed by SinewaveDance studio with installed speakers and displaysSinewave training church volunteers at a mixing consolePermanently installed line array hung in a sanctuaryTwo-story school atrium with digital displaysTechnicians wiring a stage box during a church installProduction booth with operators behind the glassNeatly dressed equipment rack in a finished installWarm theatrical fixtures glowing over a stageInstalled amplifier rack in a church equipment room

Straight answers

Installation questions

Short, plain answers to what people ask us most. There are 34 in the full list.

All questions

Does Sinewave Audio install sound systems in churches?

Yes. Houses of worship are a core part of Sinewave Audio’s Integrated Systems division. Every church system starts from a custom design built around how that church actually runs — changing weekly programming, volunteer operators, and the room itself.

Can Sinewave Audio fix the acoustics in our sanctuary?

Yes. Many sanctuaries were built for a different style of worship than today’s. Sinewave Audio evaluates the room, designs acoustic treatment, and installs it — or works with your general contractor on a new build so the room supports the message instead of fighting it.

Will our volunteers be able to run the system?

That’s the design goal. Sinewave Audio avoids over-complicating systems for teams that rely on volunteers, uses control systems to simplify everyday operation, and provides training and follow-up support with every installation.

Does Sinewave Audio work with schools?

Yes. Sinewave Audio has designed and installed audio, video, theatrical lighting, digital signage and control systems for K-12 schools and colleges — auditoriums, gymnasiums, commons, dance studios and classrooms.

Does Sinewave Audio do conference rooms and commercial AV?

Yes. The Integrated Systems division designs and installs AV for offices and commercial buildings, including conference room displays, digital signage, sound systems and control systems, finished on time and on budget.

Can Sinewave Audio work with our architect or general contractor on a new building?

Yes. Bringing an AV integrator in early on a new build means power, conduit, rigging points and acoustics get planned up front. Sinewave Audio routinely coordinates with general contractors so the AV system and the room are designed together.

Do you offer training after an install?

Yes — training and follow-up support come with every integration project. As Sinewave puts it, even a great system can fail if operators are unfamiliar with it.

Why does it matter that Sinewave’s installers also run live events?

Because they design from the operator’s side of the console. Sinewave’s project managers mix, light and run shows, so they build systems that are pleasant to operate, not just systems that technically work.

Why does our church or gym sound muddy?

Usually because of reverberation: hard, parallel surfaces keep sound bouncing long after it’s spoken, and words blur together. The fix is often a combination of acoustic treatment and loudspeakers aimed precisely at the seats instead of the walls — which is why Sinewave Audio models and evaluates a room before recommending a system.

What is an AV control system?

A control system ties the equipment in a room together behind a simple touch panel or button plate, so “start service” or “presentation mode” is one press instead of a dozen. Sinewave Audio uses control systems to make rooms easier for staff and volunteers to run.

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Is your room working against you?

Tell us about the space and the people who run it. We’ll come listen.

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