The ambient sound is produced using white surround sound speakers from "Jamo", purchased by the restaurant owner from a local audio store.

The ambient speakers were placed in areas where both left and right of the stereo channels could be heard throughout the sections of seating and entry area.

Each ambient speaker was mounted with provided brackets using minimal mounting holes.  A total of 5 pairs of "Jamo" surround sound speakers were used for the open air seating and entry area.

The rest rooms also had ambient sound added.  Instead of using the surface mounted surround sound speakers, a flush mounted pair of in-wall "Jamo" speakers were placed into the ceiling tiles.

Only one channel of sound was added to each rest room to conserve on cost. The left channel was heard in the woman's room, and the right in the men's room.

All the "Jamo" 2 pair speaker wire was run to a shelf location behind the rear counter of the restaurant.

This is where the control center and tuner will be placed.

The Hazelton custom control panel was constructed using scrap pieces of stained cherry wood from the remodeling company who was on site while pre-wiring.  The wood was used to match the restaurant's trim.

The enclosure for the volume controls and the tuner, has plastic sliding doors to prevent bumping or changing setting accidentally.

Each volume control is assigned to a pair of the ambient speakers, One control operates the rest rooms and the entry area.