Tricorne Audio Inc is a home theater installer in West Fargo, North Dakota, specializing in the design, installation, and integration of professional audio, video, and acoustical systems for commercial and residential applications. Serving clients across the upper Midwest, the company offers custom solutions in audio system design, video projection and distribution, theatrical lighting, school communications, and acoustical engineering. Their expertise includes digital signal processing (DSP) programming, Smaart acoustical measurements, and EASE computer modeling to ensure optimal performance. With a 4.70 rating, Tricorne Audio is known for delivering reliable, high-performance systems tailored to each client’s needs. The company operates from a Fargo office at 201 27th St N and serves both local and regional markets.
Founded in 1990 by Bob Johnk and Alan Nathan, Tricorne Audio Inc has built a reputation on in-house design, factory-trained installers, and a commitment to long-term customer support. The company leverages advanced tools such as EASE and Smaart to model and measure sound systems with precision, ensuring clarity and balance in spaces ranging from conference rooms to performing arts venues. Their services extend to integrating video walls, digital signage, recording systems, and unified communications for schools and places of worship. All systems are installed by licensed, bonded, and insured technicians, with ongoing service and training provided to ensure lasting performance.
Tricorne Audio maintains a strong digital presence, with a well-optimized website that search engines read cleanly, enhancing its visibility in local and regional queries. The company is accredited by the Better Business Bureau and is a member of the National Systems Contractors Association and Avixa, reflecting its standing as a technology leader in the industry.
With over three decades of experience and a focus on listening to clients, Tricorne Audio Inc remains a trusted name in high-quality audiovisual solutions across West Fargo and the broader upper Midwest.