Our Church Sound System Services

5.  The trial period normally lasts for a maximum of six months, during which time we will liaise with you in order to adjust or fine tune the system to your requirements. This ‘trial period’ will include at least one visit from ourselves to a typical service, which will enable us to judge the overall performance of the system.

6.  If, after the trial period is completed, you decide to purchase any or part of the system, we will produce a detailed specification for you to submit to the D.A.C. in order to obtain a faculty.

7.  Having obtained a faculty for the installation, only then will an account be tendered.

8.  We are ever mindful of the need to protect the fabric of the building and also to supply materials that will 'blend' in with the architecture, with this in mind loudspeaker size is kept to a minimum and are, along with all visible cabling, painted to match the colour of the surface upon which they are mounted. Lectern and Pulpit microphones are mounted on stained and 'sculptured' MDF boards, these and other methods are put into place to ensure that the integration of new technology with these ancient buildings is achieved with the minimum of intrusion. Attention to detail is our watchword. Read more about this in Church Sound System Installation.

9.  In purchasing a system from Keystone Sound Systems, you are purchasing from a caring company, dedicated to service and aftercare. We are available 6 days a week, plus a limited Sunday service.

10. You can hire additional equipment such as radio microphones or stand alone systems for those 'one-off' occasions, including outdoor loudspeakers to cater for excess numbers of people attending funerals or garden fete's etc. We can also supply temporary organ facilities whilst your pipe organ is being repaired or refurbished.

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