[mikejofgb]

I am closing on a new house in ten days. I have purchased all of my audio / video equipment. The house is prewired for multi zone audio, so I purchased the Crestron Adagio and five APAD controllers.


The Adagio will only be used to control the audio in the house at this time - not the video.


I have purchased the Ceni-doc for Ipod control, a Sony CD changer, and the Adagio comes with the dual AM/FM tuner. I also would like my Sony ES receiver that is powering the theater room to feed audio to the Adagio so when I have something playing in the theater room I can hear it on the speakers in the bar/game room area.


My question is does this type of setup require any programming, or is it truly just utilizing out of the box functionality? I need to know if a certified Crestron installer is required, or if I can hire an independent installer to do all my work (installing the projector, screen, mount televisions, install speakers, connect receivers, etc).


I appreciate any feedback you can provide.


Mike

 

[Gman-north]

you should get yourself an installer. The system setup is not that complicated but you will need some programming done for you to optimize the system.

 

[GoGo Delicious]



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Originally Posted by mikejofgb /forum/post/15526486


. . . .My question is does this type of setup require any programming, or is it truly just utilizing out of the box functionality? I need to know if a certified Crestron installer is required, or if I can hire an independent installer to do all my work (installing the projector, screen, mount televisions, install speakers, connect receivers, etc).


I appreciate any feedback you can provide.


Mike

You will need a Crestron Programmer (Dealer or CAIP). You installer will not have access to the required software in order to install and program your system.

 

[mikejofgb]

Thanks for this feedback. If anyone has any recommendations of good installers in Wisconsin who deal with Crestron products I'd appreciate that feedback. My house is in Appleton, WI.