Madison Avenue, forty floors up. Vanbarton Group needed sound that could hold its own outdoors, through the heat, the wind, and the rain, across a wraparound balcony overlooking one of the most recognizable streets in the world. We designed and installed a fully weather-resistant audio system built to deliver across every inch of that space. Client meetings above the city. Crystal clear, rain or shine.

Brooklyn. LA. San Francisco. Bowery. Milan. Munich. One of the most iconic brands on earth. Every location different. Every system built to the same standard. We don't cut corners for anyone. That's the only way to work with a client like this.

Some rooms are built to impress before a single note plays. Casa Cruz is one of them. Full audio. Hi-fi listening room. Video. CCTV. Network. Access control. We handled everything. Because a space this considered deserves a system to match.

Go behind the scenes with Jason as he breaks down what the team has been working on. From a landmark three-concept restaurant opening in Midtown to major projects in Las Vegas and Miami that are still under wraps, he gives you an inside look at where GAV is headed and what's coming before the end of the year.

Kansas City didn't know it needed a room like this. 1587 Prime brought together Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, and Noble 33 to build something that had no business existing anywhere but the very top of the hospitality world. We designed and installed the full audio, video, network, and CCTV systems from the ground up. Four collaborations with Noble 33. This one landed on the cover of Premier Hospitality International. Some projects you finish and move on. Others stay with you.

The Upper East Side has always had a standard. The Surrey just raised it. In partnership with Grey Matter, we designed and installed the AV system for one of Manhattan's most storied boutique hotels. Old world glamour. Modern precision. Nothing sacrificed. The rooms that matter most demand the work that matters most.

A neighborhood bar that gets it right. Good drinks. Real energy. A room that feels exactly the way it's supposed to. We designed and installed the sound system to keep it that way, night after night.

Growing up as a DJ in New York, the gay clubs were where we learned everything. The community accepted us, shaped us, and taught us what sound could actually do to a room. The Abbey West Hollywood is an institution. When the project came to us, we knew what it had to be.

Not every room wants to be found. Zero Bond is one of New York's most exclusive social clubs for a reason. The atmosphere is everything. The system has to disappear into it completely. We designed and installed the AV to match the energy of a space that doesn't need to announce itself.

Sixty-five locations. One standard. STK by The One Group defined vibe dining. We've been their exclusive AV partner across every location in the country, handling system design, 24/7 remote monitoring, and on-site support within 30 minutes. Every room sounds the way it's supposed to. Every night. That's the commitment.

Inside one of the most iconic buildings ever built, Scott Gerber of Gerber Group created something that stops you in your tracks. The Campbell Apartment. Gilded Age architecture. A cocktail experience so carefully composed that every visit feels removed from the city just outside the door. We designed and installed the AV system to honor every inch of that vision. Some rooms earn the silence. This one earned the sound.

Shyboy HiFi in Dallas was built for people who take sound seriously. Jason walks through the custom DJ booth, the full analog signal chain, the intimate OJAS listening room, and what it means to work with a client who gives you total creative freedom.

Times Square doesn't sleep and neither does this room. Bond 45 is a Fireman Hospitality Group classic, an institution in one of the most relentless corners on earth. The energy in that dining room on a Friday night is its own kind of electricity. We built the AV system to keep up with every single moment of it. Trust us. It earns its keep.

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