Tilted Kilt franchise in Canada installs an AV solution consisting of 32 screens and a 138” video wall

The audiovisual solution that Advanced has integrated into the Tilted Kilt Pub & Richmond Hill Eatery features screens and TVs from Sharp and Sunbrite, as well as a large NEC video wall. All controlled by Creston software.

Canada's IT and AV Integrator, Advanced, has installed in the Tilted Kilt Pub restaurant & Eatery de Richmond Hill (Ontario) a network of 32 video screens that display content up to 12 different sources. A solution that can be managed by any employee of the premises, given its simplicity. According to Patrick Murphy, Tilted Kilt Franchise Owner, el sistema de AV, controlled by Crestron and designed and installed by Advanced, It has given them an advantage over local competition and helped them offer a new experience to their customers..

“Our new audiovisual system allows us to provide personalized service to each client. In addition to the huge projection screens and televisions installed in the restaurant, we have a nine screen video wall in the bar that can show one or six different video channels. Of the National Football League (NFL) o la National Hockey League (NHL), “There are always several sporting events that our clients want to see”, explica Murphy.

“But even better than the televisions and screens themselves is the technology that allows us to manage any channel with the push of a button.. It saves us a lot of time compared to the old system in which everyone had their own television remote. Now it's easier and safer to change programming without accidentally interrupting it when customers are watching the last seconds of an important game “.

The control system Crestron controlling the restaurant is the centerpiece of an audiovisual installation that includes two high-definition projection systems, seven wall-mounted LED televisions 60 inches of Sharp, eleven HD televisions from the same manufacturer 46 inches, three televisions Sunbrite of 46 inches, installed in the outdoor patio, and a video wall 3×3 of 138 inches composed of ultra-thin screens of 46 inches of NEC, which is the biggest attraction of the place.

Component video is supported by eight audio zones with independent level control. All displays and audio zones can play content from satellite channels, the restaurant's promotional channel and a background music server.

To access and control the system, The restaurant has two permanently installed touch panels, one in the bar and the other in the dining room. It was decided not to use iPads as control devices, because they preferred to have permanent panels, that cannot be uninstalled from where they are and do not need to be recharged, since they are always on.