AV integration projects across government, education and corporate.

Purpose-Built Audio Visual Installation for a School PCIT Clinic

Mediai managed a national digital signage network across 70+ locations but lacked the internal technical resource to support it at scale. Masters Voice Technology took on the network under a TechFlow360 managed service agreement — deploying the Broadsign platform for centralised content scheduling and remote monitoring, and providing ongoing fault management and support. The engagement remains active, demonstrating MVT's capacity to manage complex, geographically distributed AV infrastructure as an ongoing partner rather than a one-time installer.

When Leichhardt Public School's entire PA and bell system failed, the school lost fire drill and lockdown capability overnight. Masters Voice Technology responded urgently, replacing the failed infrastructure with a compliant Q-SYS networked system including MVT's own custom bell scheduling software — now deployed across multiple NSW Catholic and government schools.

St Francis of Assisi Church in Paddington had a heritage acoustic problem — high ceilings, reflective stone surfaces and an analogue PA system that volunteers struggled to operate. Masters Voice Technology rebuilt it around Q-SYS processing, Shure wireless microphones and JBL rear delay speakers, leaving the parish with crystal-clear sound and one-touch control from the lectern.

Camden Council's Oran Park Library was designed as a community hub, not just a library — and its AV system had to match that ambition. Masters Voice Technology delivered an integrated system combining Epson laser projection, Yamaha line array audio and EyeClick interactive floor technology, creating a space that now draws families, school groups and community programs equally.

Campbelltown Performing Arts High School needed concert-quality sound for a hall that hosted everything from Year 7 assemblies to full-scale musical productions. Masters Voice Technology delivered a complete system redesign built around Fohhn line-array loudspeakers, Q-SYS DSP and Dante networked audio — giving staff one-touch control and visiting performers a result they noticed immediately.

The NSW Department of Communities and Justice required mission-critical AV across 26 courtrooms statewide — supporting Audio Visual Link hearings, secure remote witness participation and hearing loop compliance. Masters Voice Technology designed a standardised Crestron and Q-SYS architecture deployed identically across all rooms, with one-touch operation for court staff and no specialist IT intervention required during proceedings.