Design — 50 / 50
Half to start, half against the locked BoQ and drawings. A fixed fee, quoted up front.
Bali AV/IT Integrator · Studio & Supply
Six systems run your venue. One name for all of them
TAS.AC designs the stack, supplies its own amplifiers, DSP and loudspeakers, and supervises the install. The warranty is ours to hold: two years, per unit, in writing. The number that specced the system is the number that services it.
Something already down? Diagnosis before any quote →
Proof 01
The venues that had our number used it again.
Two came back for a second contract. The first one just runs.
Hospitality 
Pecatu, Uluwatu, Bali
Family Nest
One infrastructure under the whole estate — network, audio, CCTV and access control for 34 villas and four venues on a single fiber backbone, designed, built and serviced as one contract. Whole-property connectivity comes to $200 a month, replacing the per-villa ISP model. When Phase 2 came, the developer came straight back: the model was bought twice.
34 + 4villas + venues
$846/mosaved
×2bought twice
F&B 
Jl. Subak Canggu, Canggu, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361
Silk Restaurant
In January 2026 we hung a 7,000-lumen laser among the chandeliers — when they knock it, staff square the picture by remote. By Q3 2026 the same venue handed us its sound system: the working speakers stay, the missing DSP layer goes in.
104″daylight picture
×2staff recalibrations
2ndproject, same venue
Beach Club 
Nyanyi Beach, Tabanan, Bali (Nuanu Creative City)
Luna Beach Club
Our first project: the control layer behind 21 audio zones on an Allen & Heath AHM-64 with a reserve Dante server. Open since January 2024 — the floor team runs it daily and changes playlists themselves.
21 × 13zones × sources
2024running since Jan
staffrun daily
240+
80 speakers · 59 cameras · 100 APs · 5 screens — across our Bali venues
12
documented — 8 delivered, 4 in progress. Counted, not rounded
2 yr
warranty per unit, serial-numbered, in writing
Why one name 02
Multi-vendor stacks fail at the seams.
The Bali default is five contracts — audio, network, CCTV, electrical, and whoever hung the screen. Each warranty covers its own box; the seams are covered by nobody.
Family Nest runs the opposite model — the whole property on one backbone, one contract. When a zone drops at 9 pm, one WhatsApp message starts the fix.
The seams show up on paper first. At the LV13 villa every contractor drew their own system — when TAS joined, two of the nine subsystems existed as drafts, seven were open questions, and nobody was drawing the whole. That became TAS's role: one audit, one integration architecture, one working-drawing set that all nine subsystems are built to and accepted against.
One contract covers 03
Six systems, each with a venue behind it.
We design all six as one system — every line on this map is a venue you can click into.
When the interior matters, the system disappears into it — you cannot re-aim a speaker sealed above a ceiling, so it’s engineered right before the ceiling closes.
See all services → Working with architects →One contract
one name
01 Audio From an invisible system above OUFFF’s perforated ceiling to a steam dome at 50 °C and 100 % humidity — zoned, DSP-tuned, staff-run. 02 Network Fiber backbone, roaming Wi-Fi, dual-WAN Starlink failover — 34 villas and four venues on one backbone. 03 Security IP CCTV and NVR recording, access control — 59 cameras into one system, PDP-Law-aware retention. 04 Screens A 104-inch picture that survives daylight; a 4.5 m cinema screen in a kids club. LED walls, laser projection, motorized screens. 05 Control Interfaces staff run without calling an engineer — the five-tab app behind Luna’s 21 zones. 06 Power & infrastructure Stabilized, sequenced, UPS-backed. Bali’s grid stops at the rack door. one name
The name on the box 04
The name on the amplifier is the name on the warranty.
TAS amplifiers, DSP matrices and loudspeakers are built to our specification and carry our name — so the hardware, the install and the warranty answer to the same company.
2 yrper unit, in writing
1–2 dswap from island stock
3 yrTP-Link pass-through
5 yraccess points
01
Two years, per unit, serial-numbered, in writing. Third-party gear passes its maker’s warranty through: TP-Link networking three years, access points five.
02
Every amplifier and processor leaves our bench with its own test sheet — frequency response and THD+N measured on that exact unit, dated and signed.
03
When a unit fails: a replacement from our island spare pool within 1–2 days, swapped on site. We fix yours on a bench, not above your guests’ heads.
04
Proven where we answer for it: TAS hardware runs at Heat Space, OUFFF and Ants Pants — commissioned in January, straight into the rain season — and is specified into the NOVO and PGD builds under way.
Supply-only is welcome — same hardware, same warranty, installed by us or not.
Payment 05
The first payment: half of a fixed design fee.
Design locks the bill of quantities and the price; every payment after is staged against that document:
Equipment — 100% on order
Paid against the locked BoQ — exact models, quantities and the final number on paper before anything is bought.
Installation — 50 / 50
Half to mobilise the crew, half on the completed install.
Commissioning — 50 / 50
The last payment lands after the system runs at full load — your opening night, not our lab.
Documents 06 Where other bids say “trust us,”
Where other bids say “trust us,”
ours attach a document.
“The price won’t move.”
A locked BoQ, signed before anything is bought — exact models, exact counts, the final number on paper.
Check → /verify/ “It’s under warranty.”A per-unit certificate carrying the serial number of the box — two years, in writing. A “per project” warranty is a warranty on the contractor’s mood.
Check → /warranty/ “The gear is good.”A test sheet for that exact unit: frequency response and THD+N measured before it left the bench, dated and signed.
Check → /warranty/ “You can always reach us.”The handover pack: as-built schematics, configurations, passwords — written into the contract, yours on day one.
Check → /warranty/ “We’re a real company.”A PT on the public record: run the name through AHU, the NIB — 2601260039886 — through OSS. Five minutes, on the government’s own sites.
Check → /verify/ Start with one message →
Every check on this list runs without us in the room — that is what makes them documents.
Common questions 07
Questions venue owners actually ask.
Who do I call when something breaks?
The same number that designed the system — one integrator across the stack. At Family Nest, four venues and 34 villas resolve to one WhatsApp thread.
Do you take a deposit?
Half of a fixed design fee — that is the whole opening ask. Equipment is paid against the locked BoQ, and the last payment follows full-load commissioning. The full schedule is on /verify/.
Can I buy equipment without hiring you to install it?
Yes. Supply-only is welcome — TAS-branded hardware carries the same written two-year per-unit warranty either way, and what’s listed is what we stock or run in venues.
Do you fix systems you didn’t install?
Yes — diagnostics first. At SILK the installed speakers stay; the rescue adds the DSP, amplification and subwoofers the original install never had. We diagnose before we quote.
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NAME.
NAME.
Tell us what your venue runs and who put it in. You get an engineer’s read before any money moves: new build, rescue, or leave it as it is — the assessment says exactly that.
TAS.AC / BALI, INDONESIA / 2026