Lossless, Everywhere, Now
A song on tap in every room. Yours, hers, his — at the same time, at full resolution, never the same compromise. We build these systems on Savant Music Server or Savant architectural platforms, depending on the scale and the depth of integration your home is asking for. Every zone pulls from Tidal, Qobuz, Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music, or your own library on a NAS, and every stream decodes at full resolution before it ever reaches an amplifier.
The difference between a real, integrated streaming system and a shelf of wireless speakers comes down to three things — reliability, sound, and control. Our networks are built so a song never buffers. Zones group and ungroup on the fly. And every source lives behind a single interface instead of asking you to swap apps three times during a dinner party.
A Network That Carries the Song
A streaming system is only as good as the network underneath it. We deploy enterprise-grade gear with dedicated VLANs for audio traffic, so a teenager downloading a movie or streaming 4K never makes the music skip. Hardwired Ethernet backhaul reaches every endpoint. Wi-Fi is reserved for phones and tablets — the things that should be wireless — and never for the song itself.
This matters most in the bigger DFW homes where a consumer router cannot pretend to cover 5,000 to 10,000 square feet. Access points get placed with intent so the app responds the moment your finger lifts, in any room, on any floor.
Savant: How We Choose
Savant Music Server is the right call when your home is already running Savant automation. It joins lighting, climate, and security scenes natively, supports up to 32 independent zones per chassis, and decodes every major lossless format including MQA. Savant lives in a friendly, familiar world and shines for clients who want refined streaming without going all the way to full home automation.
Often we deploy hybrid systems — Savant handling the primary zones with architectural speakers and dedicated amplification, Savant endpoints filling in guest rooms and the home gym. The split balances performance with budget, and the unified control experience never breaks.
The Questions People Actually Ask.
Can different rooms play different songs at the same time?
Yes. Every zone is independent — different source, different service, different volume, all at once. Group zones for a party, ungroup with a single tap when the night settles down again.
Do I need a subscription to a streaming service?
At least one is the easy path to the cloud libraries. We also configure local playback from NAS drives and USB storage for clients with deep personal collections, and that side of the system needs no subscription at all.
What audio quality can the system deliver?
Up to 24-bit/192kHz PCM and DSD128, depending on the streaming service and the endpoint. Tidal and Qobuz deliver lossless and hi-res natively. Apple Music delivers lossless up to 24-bit/192kHz. The chain is built to honor every bit.
How do family members control their own zones?
Each person opens the Savant app on their phone and runs their zone. Wall-mounted keypads and touchscreens hand you favorites and volume without reaching for the phone at all.
Can I add more zones later?
Yes — and we plan for it. Spare cable runs to likely future zones, amplifiers chosen with open channels in mind. Adding a zone later usually means a speaker install and a configuration update, never a system rebuild.