Here at A2000 Systems we pride ourselves on producing top quality products that we feel the public will not only like the look of and buy but that they can recommend to their family and friends.  We feel we can offer a range of Cable Management Systems that should you change your TV, these systems can be changed so as to compliment that new look. Not only are we constantly striving to improve our products so as to be able to offer an even better item we are constantly striving to improve the way it which we sell them.  Our www.a2000systems.co.uk website is in the process of ever changing which we hope will grab not only future customers but also existing customers attention.  This we feel is vital to continue growing as a supplier of well-designed and top-quality audio/visual equipment.  The customers that have purchased products from us not only praise the quality of our products but the fact that on-one else offers the range of Cable Managements that A2000 Systems do, thus giving what we hope is an edge over our competitors.  So if you have brought or thinking about buying that new TV think of us and check out our website.

Having started the slippery slide down the slope from the pinnacle of 40 I started to ask myself if all this changing technology is good for us.  Recently in my life I have seen the switch from CRT TV to Plasma/LCD and from film camera to digital.  With regards the TV question I quite liked my parents old CRT but now they have “updated” I like this one.  Also the same applies to my switch to a digital SLR camera.  I wonder if some people’s anti-technology stance is an aged linked thing.  I have computer which is a few years old now but which does what I want it to but I occasionally get my brothers telling me to update.  They both like the latest gadgets and gizmos, which is lost on me sometimes.  Part of me wants to embrace new technology but part of me wants to have one foot in the past.  Its not that I am afraid of advancement but there is this special something you can’t put your finger on about handling/using old “stuff”.  With technology changing constantly, items that were “cutting edge” only a few months ago are now considered obsolete.  With change comes the need to alter your preconceptions.

A2000 webb shop is based on product for the flat screen plasma or lcd televisions from stands, wall brackets and cable management systems. We stock the most popular manufacturers stands that are based on aquality product, Alphason, Stillexo and S&C covering the lower cost to the high end of the scale. We also stock our own plasma and lcd brackets/wall mounts, again we have a large range of products from slim line brackets, tilt brackets and swivel brackets which covers ever aspect there is. As these brackets have be designed and made by A2000 systems in the UK we have designed a bracket that is ever so user friendly, its simple and very strong and take minuets to install and a fraction of the price compared to manufactures bracket. We also came up with the idea of a cable management system, this unit was also designed by A2000 systems giving the user an alternative to chasing out walls and decorating, this unit has a cable management system trunking which is large enough to insert a four way socket extenstion lead into and gives you shelves for your digital equipment, we have a range of two and three shelf units and have several types and styles that are very stylish and is worth a look.

The new Spx cable management system has arrived and Paul has been very busy updating the A2000 systems webb site with the new product adding pictures and a few words explaining the design and the main features. We are very satisfied with the out come of our new design the cable management system ticks all the boxes especially the looks, it looks fantastic. For you to look at the new Spx cable management system go to a2000systems.co.uk and you can view the required details and look at some of the pictures, and if you are happy with what you have seen you can also purchase the unit as we have plenty of stock at the present moment. We have a few colour variants and styles of the product but corrently showing just the black unit, but please do not hesitate to ring us if you need any help regarding other colours and styles.

Another bank holiday for shopper to enjoy and the weather is great, Currys have some mega sales on there flat screen televisions and so many of the top manufactures to choose from andas little under four hundred pounds can you beleive this, going back six years ago you would be paying around five thousand pounds and would only be half the television compared to the later screens. Once you have decided on what make and model of television you gone for give use a look. A2000 systems are company that specialise in mounting flat screen to the wall and we have a large range of products to do this, from wall bracket to  cable management systems, or you might recognize the name cable tidies. We also have a solution for the person how wants to mount it on the wall but in the corner of the room which is very handy if you power sockets and aerial are there. If this sounds like this is what you are looking for, go to our webbsite a2000systems.co.uk. We have a very large range of products so there should be some thing to your liking even if you deicide to have a stand instead of the wall mount solution. So enjoy you bank holiday and we hope to have a visit from you in the near future.

Before you decide on purchasing a stand for your new Plasma or Lcd screen television have you ever considered mounting it to the wall and fitting one of our Xpc two tier cable management systems instead.

Yes there is an alful lot of stand in the market place and some are very stylish and pleasing to the eye, but you have got to admit they can be reasonably large taking up large amount of space which is a premium and this generally is an issue. We believe we have a very stylish solution, our cable management system, these units are made from the best materials available and look stunning and best of all made in the UK. Going back to this large foot, the way around this is to mount your screen to   the wall and fit one of our many styles of cable management systems directly below. The beauty of these units you can hide away those unsightly cables and place you digital box etc on a free standing shelf, its tidy and clean and certainly worth a look.

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A2000 systems have just launched there brand new Spx cable management system for the user that prefers to mount there screen on the wall instead of a stand. This totally redesigned unit is far superior to the old style unit, much quicker and easier to assemble and very user friendly when it comes to adding and removing pieces of equipment from you set up as the fascia panel takes less then one second to remove and re-place giving you total flexibility to change. We have also made the unit cleaner looking showing no fixing screws as the old style was made from a two piece unit apposed to a one piece unit. One of the main feature we kept for old style is the way the glass shelves slotted into place which give you maximum distance between shelve for the different sized components that’s on the market, we also increased this by two centre meters. One of the main features to consider is if you where to purchase one of these units and fancy a change without to munch of a headache, you can purchase a new set of fascia panels of a different colour which transform the unit .

Having started the slippery slide down the slope from the pinnacle of 40 I started to ask myself if all this changing technology is good for us.  Recently in my life I have seen the switch from CRT TV to Plasma/LCD and from film camera to digital.  With regards the TV question I quite liked my parents old CRT but now they have “updated” I like this one.  Also the same applies to my switch to a digital SLR camera.  I wonder if some people’s anti-technology stance is an aged linked thing.  I have computer which is a few years old now but which does what I want it to but I occasionally get my brothers telling me to update.  They both like the latest gadgets and gizmos, which is lost on me sometimes.  Part of me wants to embrace new technology but part of me wants to have one foot in the past.  Its not that I am afraid of advancement but there is this special something you can’t put your finger on about handling/using old “stuff”.  With technology changing constantly, items that were “cutting edge” only a few months ago are now considered obsolete.  With change comes the need to alter your preconceptions.

Times are changing shape of what the television looks like and what its capable of producing, not to many years ago we viewing programs and film in black and white with only a few channels to choose from and that would all be concluded by eleven twelve o’clock then you  would finish off with a frozen picture with a girl with different shapes around her because the broadcasting crew have called it a night. However this is no longer the case any more as we have twenty four hours of viewing the hundreds of programs and films to choose from, and now with high definition in place picture quality is excellent from the new television compared to the old Ctv which where monster of a size and three times heavier too. To give you some idea what the thinnest screen on the market dimensions are, its unberleavbly under 3cm which give you an extra solution if you prefer to mount it to the wall with out it protruding from the wall. A2000 systems have a number of cable management systems to compliment wall mounted television screens.

One of my many interests and passions is photography.  So in the past few years have seen the growth of digital. I have also seen the debate film V digital. I always had my film developed at a well-known high street developer but when their quality started to decline I switched to a well-known supermarket and was really surprised. Now even this is happening and I wonder if it’s a ploy to stop processing film altogether.  Being primarily a film user I decided a few months ago to invest in a digital SLR (EOS 10D) and am totally hooked on it.  Its quicker (in terms of seeing the end result) and more adaptable, allowing people to fine tune that snapshot into a masterpiece.  I also feel digital has allowed more people who wouldn’t have picked up a camera to take pictures.  Like everything in life both formats have advantages and disadvantages but overall digital is just that much better.  I still intend to keep at least one film camera for when I am felling nostalgic and deep down I really do hope that film doesn’t die but sadly over time this probably will be the case.