Work that speaks for itself.

Harmony Audio delivered a complete audiovisual and control system for the Marriott-Slaterville City council chamber—a space that has to handle council meetings, public hearings, and presentations with equal ease.

The build pairs a large motorized projection screen and laser projector for high-visibility content with a custom council dais, gooseneck microphones at every seat, and a wall-mounted RTI touch panel that lets staff power the entire room on and switch sources with a single tap. The result is a chamber that looks polished and runs simply—no AV training required to start a meeting.

For the Town of Virgin, Harmony Audio integrated a modern council chamber built around dual wall-mounted displays, a custom slatted-wood dais, and a discreet audio system tuned for clear speech in a vaulted, acoustically lively room.

Microphones at each council position feed a digital signal processor that keeps every voice intelligible across the chamber, while the twin displays put agendas and presentations in clear view of both the council and the public gallery. The clean architectural finish—wood, greenery, and warm lighting—was carefully preserved by keeping cabling and hardware fully concealed.