United States District Court in Las Vegas
Crunchy Tech upgraded a US District Court's 9-monitor LCD wall to a 165-inch LED display, modernizing courtroom AV with minimal disruption.
- Client
- United States District Court
- Location
- Las Vegas, NV
- Industry
- Government
- Scope
- LED Video Wall
- Completed
- 2025
Project overview
165-Inch LED Wall Upgrade
Crunchy Tech led a full audiovisual upgrade for the United States District Court in Las Vegas, Nevada, replacing a 9-monitor LCD video wall with a single 165-inch LED display. The result is a cleaner, higher-impact viewing experience that modernized the space both visually and functionally.
Project challenges
Upgrading Without Disruption
An upgrade of this size meant balancing precision against speed. The existing AV infrastructure had to be dismantled carefully, without disrupting nearby operations or damaging surrounding equipment. That gave Crunchy Tech a twin challenge: de-install the aging hardware while keeping control and source connections intact.
Lead time on the new LED display was another hurdle. With a six-week delivery window, the project took tight coordination between procurement, site prep, and install teams to avoid downtime once the hardware arrived. Structural reinforcements and electrical upgrades also had to be finished ahead of the display's arrival to keep the install inside the client's narrow timeline.
Understanding the client's needs
Modern Style, Minimal Upkeep
The client was clear: they wanted a cleaner, more contemporary look that would also cut long-term maintenance. The bulky LCD wall with its multiple bezels no longer met their performance or style needs, so they needed a sleeker, more unified display.
Working side by side with the client, Crunchy Tech zeroed in on the must-haves: full HD resolution, front-service access, and clean integration with their existing AMX and Biamp systems. That collaboration set up a video wall that delivers strong visuals and fits the client's workflow and maintenance preferences.
Technical solutions
One platform, integrated subsystems
| Technology partner | Components | Role in project |
|---|---|---|
| LED Video Display | 165″ LED video wall, 1.875mm pixel pitch, 600-nit brightness, full HD resolution, Novastar VX400 processor | Replaced the outdated 9-screen LCD wall with a single modern display that improved visual clarity, aesthetics, and reliability |
| System Control | Reconfigured AMX and Biamp control systems, client-provided source code | Maintained full system integration while upgrading hardware for consistent performance and compatibility |
| Site & Support Services | Electrical and structural reinforcement, 3–5 day install, front-service vacuum tool, 5-year warranty, spare modules and power components | Supported fast deployment and simplified long-term serviceability; backed by 12 months of remote support with a 24-hour SLA |
Implementation methodology
Design-Build Approach
The United States District Court installation was executed through Crunchy Tech's integrated design-build methodology, which was central to finishing on time without disrupting daily operations. From day one, our team worked closely with stakeholders to match the new LED display's specifications to the existing infrastructure constraints. That early collaboration let us plan structural reinforcements, electrical work, and control system updates before setting foot on site.
With a six-week lead time on the display, we used the window to line up every step of site prep and installation. When the hardware arrived, the crew had everything ready and completed the install in just three to five days. That speed came from upfront coordination and clear communication between the design, engineering, and deployment teams. Every stage ran cleanly and downtime stayed at an absolute minimum, from removing the old video wall to final commissioning.
Core AV System Overview
This project came together through carefully coordinated solutions and careful system integration.
With a 1.875mm pixel pitch and 600-nit brightness, the 165-inch LED display delivers sharp, consistent visuals in a single uninterrupted format. Powered by the Novastar VX400 processor, the system handles smooth video playback across all content types. To keep control continuity, Crunchy Tech reprogrammed the existing AMX and Biamp systems using client-provided source code, making the transition without reworking the entire control infrastructure.
Results & impact
165" LED Wall and Reliable Control
The upgraded AV system now anchors the room with a 165-inch LED wall, its edge-to-edge display free of bezel interruptions. Colors are vivid, brightness cuts through ambient light, and the larger format changes how the room feels. The front-service design lets technicians make adjustments without halting the daily rhythm of the space.
The reconfigured AMX and Biamp systems tie every piece of equipment into a single, intuitive control hub, so staff can run complex AV setups with a few deliberate taps. The system arrives with a five-year warranty and a year of remote support under a 24-hour response commitment, built to work today and hold up for years ahead.
Finishing the project
Done Fast, Done Right
The United States District Court project demonstrates Crunchy Tech's ability to perform under pressure. A rigid deadline became a proving ground rather than an obstacle, as careful planning and tight collaboration turned an aging video wall into a focal point worth gathering around.
No stage was treated as routine, from dismantling and responsibly hauling away the old gear to getting peak performance out of the new control systems. The finished space makes a quiet, clear point: when the job demands precision, adaptability, and staying power, Crunchy Tech delivers.
Facing a courtroom or government AV upgrade with a hard deadline and no room for disruption? Schedule a discovery call with Crunchy Tech.
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