More Expensive Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Better. It All Depends On Your Unique Space

If you’ve been shopping for a new TV lately, you’ve probably noticed that OLED screens seem to dominate the conversation. They’re marketed as the “ultimate” display technology, and for good reason. However, before you invest thousands of dollars in a panel based solely on buzz, it’s worth understanding the fundamental differences between OLED and LED, and how those differences could impact your viewing experience. 

At World of Sound & Vision, we guide clients through this decision all the time, and the truth is: the right choice depends entirely on your space, habits, and expectations. A bigger OLED screen doesn’t necessarily mean better. Learn why below.

How Intelligence and Infrastructure Make a Difference

Most homeowners set their outdoor lighting on a simple timer and tend to forget about it the rest of the year. But here's what we see time and again: lights blazing during bright summer evenings because they're stuck on winter schedules. There’s no reason to continue using these controls when there’s a smarter way. Another pain point is that outdoor speakers that depend on Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity can become spotty and drop out. The reality is that truly reliable outdoor control requires more thoughtful engineering than most people realize. Let’s address how you can control your outdoor environment reliably season after season. 

Quick Reboot Tips To Get Your Crestron Remote Working Like New Again

When your Crestron remote freezes, lags, or stops responding, it can be frustrating, especially when you just want to start a movie or adjust the music. 

Most remote issues can be fixed without a service call, so it’s important to know how to reboot your Crestron TSR-310 (or similar model) so you can get back in control in minutes.

Tips for Bay Area Homeowners Looking to Keep Their Systems Performing at Their Best

You invested in a great home theater system, and it deserves to sound and perform like one. However, even the most thoughtfully designed systems can show signs of wear and performance degradation over time. The audio feels flat, inputs get glitchy, or your smart controls act up.

If that’s the case for your system, what’s the next move? Do you reset your home theater amplifier or replace it entirely?

At World of Sound & Vision, we help homeowners make the right call. Keep reading to learn what to consider when your amplifier isn’t keeping up.