MCBEE
Solutions
Audio Solutions
Sound without boundaries, engineered with precision.
Overview
Whether it's a whole-home distributed audio system, a dedicated listening room, or architectural speakers that vanish into walls and ceilings we design audio environments where every note is felt, not just heard. Precision-calibrated, room-corrected, and built to deliver reference-quality sound across every zone, indoors and out.
How We Do It
We design audio around the space and how it's used. For distributed audio, we zone the space so music follows people seamlessly and balances correctly in every room. For critical listening, we treat the room acoustically, position speakers by measurement, and apply room correction so the system performs to its potential. We conceal speakers where the design calls for invisibility, and feature them where they belong. Every system is calibrated with instruments, then fine-tuned by ear.
Technology Partners
Sonance · KEF · Bowers & Wilkins · Trinnov · Sonos · McIntosh
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Architectural and in-wall/in-ceiling speakers, plaster-over and fabric-concealed models, and even speakers that play through the wall surface itself allow us to deliver full, room-filling sound with no visible hardware. We work with the interior designer to decide where audio should disappear and where a statement speaker is part of the design.
It's a single system that delivers independent, synchronised music to multiple zones — so different rooms can play different sources, or the whole space can share one. We design these systems to be effortless: one interface, instant response, and consistent sound quality from the kitchen to the pool.
Distributed audio prioritises seamless coverage and convenience across many zones. A dedicated listening (or hi-fi) room prioritises absolute fidelity in one acoustically-treated space, often with reference electronics from partners such as McIntosh, Bowers & Wilkins, or Trinnov. Many of our clients have both, and we design them to coexist on one control system.
Yes. We integrate audio into the wider control system so it responds to the same scenes and interfaces as lighting and climate, and we support the streaming services and high-resolution sources our clients actually use.
Whole-home audio is a distributed system that delivers independently controlled, room-corrected sound to every zone of a home from a single integrated platform. MCBEE designs these systems with architectural speakers that vanish into walls and ceilings — using Sonance, KEF, Bowers & Wilkins and Sonos — calibrated so that every zone delivers reference-quality sound rather than background noise.
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