That was the reaction when the scope of this Palm Beach County project shifted from a standard television to something far more ambitious.
Recently featured in CE Pro, Petrone Technology Group designed and installed what became the largest Leon Edge Media video wall ever built inside a luxury Palm Beach County residence.
The space was originally planned around an 85 inch display. Once the room was framed and we experienced the scale, ceiling height, and sightlines, it was clear the architecture called for something far more impactful.
The finished installation is a 15 foot wide custom video wall framed with Leon Speakers Edge Media, paired with Leon Horizon Ultima LCR audio, JL Audio in wall subwoofers, and fully integrated control through Crestron.
The homeowner can now watch multiple sporting events at once, monitor security cameras, or enjoy a full cinematic experience with immersive sound, all through a single intuitive smart home interface.
Custom Video Wall Installation in Palm Beach County.
At Petrone Technology Group, projects like this reflect our approach to luxury technology integration throughout Palm Beach County, including Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, Wellington, and surrounding South Florida communities.
We specialize in custom video wall installation, high performance home audio systems, whole home automation, lighting control, motorized shading, and enterprise grade networking. Every system is engineered to complement the architecture and deliver effortless daily use.
If you are building or renovating in Palm Beach County and want a technology partner who understands both performance and design, our team is ready to collaborate from concept through completion.
NPC partnered with Petrone Technology Group, one of South Florida’s premier integrators of luxury residential and commercial AV systems, and Coastal Source, the industry-leading manufacturer and designer of high-performance outdoor audio and lighting solutions engineered to Defy the Elements™. Together, they created a cohesive, property-wide sound experience that elevates NPC’s social spaces, aligns with its architectural refinement, and delivers a seamless sonic environment worthy of America’s home of polo.
Each week on “The Vanilla Ice Project,” the rapper-turned-home-renovation-expert, accompanied by a wacky crew, lots of puns and many raised-eyebrow references to his own lyrics, transforms a formerly drab home into a showplace. And during the last episode, Rob “Vanilla Ice” Van Winkle introduced the Wellington audio/video technology expert responsible for making the place sound so good.
“It’s a smart home,” confirmed Anthony Petrone, owner of the Petrone Technology Group, which installed a massive system in the western Lake Worth home currently being renovated, episode by episode, on the show.