Sound and Vision — Local services in Orange Township

I stopped by Sound and Vision in search of a home theater system.I met with Shawn and i told him for what i was looking for. He came to my home saw everything and he took all my requirements and my budget too. He took one day to give me quote.

After I got quote he explained me about each and every item mentioned in the quote .We had about 2 to 3 meetings regarding the quote . In all these meetings he was very patient and answered all my questions to the level of my understanding... he also showed me demo on the items that he mentioned in the quote not only that , he suggested me very good equipment especially with projector and screen. He always made sure that what ever i was going for are the best in my budget limits.

After the meeting i took time to decide about the system. He never pushed me he was very patient in that too. Finally i placed an order he promised to install the system with in two weeks. He did what he promised.

The installation team came on time actually they were early . 3 people came to install the unit . Reise, Steve and Mitch. They were really professional and amazing . I really liked their work ,its very neat and clean . They finished the work very quickly and they were giving me suggestions about things like seating arrangement etc...

Finally I am glad that i chose Sound and Vision for my system. I would definitely suggest this...

It took 18 months to get a speaker repaired and it required many, many calls to to get this done. They came to my home once to assess what I had installed, and when I asked them to troubleshoot an issue, and not buy anything new first, their schedule was full and they never returned any calls. I ultimately contacted someone else, and after they helped me understand the limitations of my current whole home system, I agreed to install a Sonos system. I couldn't be happier. I will never go back, nor will I ever refer anyone to this business.

7-2020 Update!! The speaker, repaired by Sound and Vision, failed a month or so ago. Guess what the reason was? The technician, Brad, failed to use all of the enclosure's screws and as a result, the gasket didn't seal, and there was significant water penetration into the enclosure. Everything is rusted and corroded. The speaker is ruined. The company I would like to recommend is Superscope Technologies, they're in Indiana, but they will fix your issue quickly, and honestly. I wish I could give ZERO stars. Don't take a chance with Sound and Vision. If you do, and your technician's name is Brad, head for...

Walked in wanting to listen to a Cambridge Audio CXN V2 streamer through my iPhone just to see how they work together. Hoping to see the volume steps on the Cambridge when playing through airplay on an iPad/iPhone and use the Cambridge itself to control the volume since the volume steps on my blue sound node are too far apart. Was treated like I wasn’t worthy of their time and as if my current setup is too subpar since I use Apple Music and it only streams at cd quality. Even after stating that I’ve done the blind listening tests online and I personally can’t tell a difference so I’m fine with 16 bit I was just handed an iPad with stream magic open and no music to play. Apparently being able to see the cxn and see the app were sufficient for me to gain an opinion. Not to mention when I asked to long into their Wi-Fi to play from my device that request was apparently incredulous. Guess the government secrets hiding on their network are top secret, could always use a guest Wi-Fi network for guests to audition stuff, but apparently that’s outside...