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Sound, screens and livestream, set up so your people can run it.

A/V and livestream systems for churches, schools, venues and businesses. I plan the room, install the gear and train your people to run it. When the job is done, the system is yours.

From $2,000 + hardwareTraining included

Example room layoutPlan view
CAM 1CAM 2CAM 3CAM 4STAGESCREENSCREENSEATINGSEATINGBOOTHTO THE STREAM
  • Camera (red = live)
  • Speaker
  • Screen
  • Cable run
Cameras, sound and screens wired back to one booth, where one trained person runs it all.
CH 01Sound familiar?

Six signs your room needs work

A/V usually gets added one piece at a time, by whoever was around. Tick the ones that fit.

Check all that apply

0 OF 6Each of these can be fixed once, with your people trained to run it.

CH 02Three steps

How it works

  1. 01

    Plan it

    We walk the room together and I design the system around how you actually use it. You get a gear list picked for quality per dollar, and the price up front.

  2. 02

    Install it

    I mount, cable and set up every piece, then test it all before handover. Everything is labeled, so the next person can follow it.

  3. 03

    Train your people

    Your volunteers or staff learn to run it, with a one-page run sheet to keep at the booth. Support after handover is there if you want it.

NT Systems Co.A/V & Livestream Systems

Your people
run it. You own it.

35.05° N 85.31° WTraining included
CH 03Scope

What I set up

Sound

Speakers, a mixer, and wired and wireless mics, set so the room sounds right and the stream does too.

Screens

Projectors, screens, TVs and stage monitors, wired so they work when you turn them on.

Meeting rooms

A camera, mic and display for video calls, so everyone in the room can be seen and heard.

Livestream

Cameras, auto-tracking, a switcher and a streaming computer, set up so one trained person can run it.

From $2,000 + hardware, training included. That's the minimum for the work on any job, even a single mic, and the price goes up with the job. Bigger jobs get a written quote.

CH 04Gear

Brands I build with

Picked for quality per dollar, not the newest model. Bought used, with a warranty, when it makes sense.

Cameras
  • Canon
  • Sony
  • Apple
  • DJI
  • PTZOptics
Switching and streaming
  • Blackmagic
  • OBS
Sound
  • Yamaha
  • Midas
  • Behringer
  • Bose
  • Shure
  • Sennheiser
Screens
  • Epson
  • BenQ
  • Samsung
  • LG

Already have gear? I'll tell you plainly what's worth keeping.

CH 05Pick what fits

Own the system, or have me run it?

Streaming every week? Own the system. Your people run it, and it's yours to keep. Just one event, or you'd rather I run it? That's Live Event Streaming: I bring the gear and run the stream.

A/V & Livestream Systems · This page

You own the system and your people run it. From $2,000 + hardware, training included.

Live Event Streaming · NT Visual Media

I bring my gear and run your stream. Priced per event.

CH 06Before and after

What changes

 BeforeAfter
Running it

BeforeOnly one person knows how.

AfterYour trained people run it, with a run sheet at the booth.

Sound

BeforeFeedback, dropouts, and a stream that sounds thin.

AfterClear in the room and on the stream.

Screens

BeforeCables, adapters and guesswork before every meeting.

AfterTurn it on and it works.

The stream

BeforeOne wide shot from the back of the room.

AfterSeveral angles, switched by one person.

CH 07Six answers

Questions people ask

What does it cost?

The work starts at $2,000, even for a single mic, and goes up with the job: more rooms, cameras and speakers take more work. Training is included. Bigger jobs get a written quote. Hardware is on top.

The estimate at the bottom of this page shows the work and the hardware for your setup.

Who runs it when you're done?

Your people. I train your volunteers or staff to run it and leave a one-page run sheet. If you want help after handover, that's there too.

Can we start small?

Yes. Start with one room or one camera and add to it later. I plan it so the next piece fits.

Can we keep the gear we have?

Often, yes. I'll tell you plainly what's worth keeping and what isn't.

Who owns it?

You do. The gear and every account it uses are yours.

Do you work on site?

Yes, across the Chattanooga area, with travel when the work calls for it.

CH 08Who does the work

How I work

I've built and installed A/V and livestream systems in several churches and businesses.

One point of contact

You deal directly with the person who builds it. No account managers and no hand-offs.

Plain English

No tech jargon. Nothing is finished until your people know how to run it.

Timelines I beat

I commit to dates I know I can beat, not dates I hope for.

Andrew Newlun · Systems ArchitectBased in Chattanooga, TN. Working on site across the Chattanooga area, with travel when the work calls for it.
Next step

Let's talk about your room

Start with a quick estimate. If it fits, you'll pick a time for a 30–45 minute consult. If I'm not the right fit, I'll say so.

What do you need Pick any
Size of the main room
Likely cost
$2,000+ hardware

The work starts at $2,000, training included, and grows with the job. Pick what you need to see the work and the hardware for your setup.

An estimate, not a quote. Training is included in the work. Bigger jobs get a written quote after we talk.

Does that fit your budget?

Not yet? Email me
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