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A/V Partner Spotlight: SVSi

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At Texadia Systems, we strive to use only the best AV equipment available. As a way to show how we do that, we’ve started highlighting some of our biggest and best AV partners, starting last month with Biamp.

The second partner we’d like to introduce you to is SVSi Networked Solutions.

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Photo courtesy of SVSiAV.com

SVSi specializes in networked AV distribution and is one of the leaders in the business. They focus mostly on video over IP technology, which allows for uncompressed video to be sent over standard IP (internet protocol) mediums.

If you’re a little lost in the technology jargon, video over IP is a significant new technology because it allows for information to travel much faster. This enables you to watch true HD video quality in real time with little to no lag.

SVSi Biography

Although it may be hard to believe, SVSi released its first product in 2008. The company is still very young, but it creates user-friendly products that are changing the way we connect through media.

SVSi is a branch of a larger company called AMX, which in turn is part of an even larger company called Harman. Harman’s Professional Division (including AMX) is the only retailer in the AV market that offers total audio, video and lighting control equipment.

Texadia Systems is Your Source for SVSi AV Solutions

If you’re looking for networked AV solutions for your business, school, church or other facility, Texadia is proud to offer SVSi products and expert AV integration and installation. Contact us today to learn more about AV solutions for your Houston area home or business.

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