Michaels Audio & Video carries all the most important brands of sound, video, satellite, and home automation equipment, and we have the knowledge to make sure you get the best for your needs and budget. 
But that's only the beginning. We also have experienced, expert technicians on our staff. Whether you're building a new home or enhancing your present home, we can be with you at every stage of your project, from design, wiring, and installation to the highest quality, friendly, local support for any future upgrades or problems.
We're also experts at assisting you with your Telephone System, Home Automation, and Satellite Internet. We have years of experience doing business in Grand County and we will match Denver prices.
For your convenience, not only do we have the high-end gadgets, but we also keep in stock all the little things you might need. So if you're looking for a blank CD, or speaker wires, or connectors — or any one of hundreds of small electronic items, you can find them in our store.
Come down to our showroom and let us show you the technology available in the home today. We offer a broadband satellite Internet connection for those who do not have access to one of Grand County's wireless networks. We carry both DirecTV and Dish Network satellite television, offering the widest possible variety of television programming that's available in Grand County.
Let us show you the latest in home theater and whole-house audio distribution. From Plasma TVs that work at altitude to high-definition satellite feeds, we have the latest and greatest technology displayed in our showroom.
Michaels Audio & Video also can bring you or your client up to speed on Home Automation and Security options.
We will work closely with you to ensure your project is adequately wired to handle technology both now and in the future, providing you with a local outlet for all the components you need to finish your project, plus guaranteed, local customer support—all at Denver prices. There is no reason you or your client should ever have to put up with the "big-box store" attitude again.
