★Authorized Dealer
QSC · Kansas City.
IntegrateIT is an authorized QSC dealer across the Kansas City metro — the stage in a restaurant that books live music on weekends, the worship team that sets up and tears down every Sunday, the event room that has to handle a speech at noon and a band at nine. The dealer agreement is our own, and the exact QSC models on your job are confirmed on the proposal. Beyond the paperwork, we are the people who design the system, place the speakers, wire it, tune it in the room and hand it over. Phone: (913) 804-7575 or office@integrateit.tech.
What we specify and install from QSC
QSC’s own audio site groups its powered loudspeakers into three classes, and the families below are the current ones listed there. Q-SYS — the processing, network amplification, installed loudspeakers, video and control — is a separate conversation and has its own Q-SYS page. We specify and install to order.
- C Class — CP Series. The CP8 and CP12 compact powered loudspeakers, which QSC lists for both portable and installed use. We place them on a small bar stage, in a meeting hall or anywhere a simple, tidy system is the right size.
- C Class — CB10. A compact battery-powered loudspeaker system. It is the one we would put on a patio, a rooftop or a lawn where running power is not practical.
- K Class — K.2 Series. The K8.2, K10.2 and K12.2 powered loudspeakers. This is the family we reach for when a worship band, a restaurant stage or an event room needs a system that can be moved, reconfigured and still sound right.
- K Class — K Column. The KC12 column system, for speech and music in a room where a box speaker would look out of place — a reception, a hall, a training room.
- K Class — KS Series subwoofers. The KS112, KS118 and KS212C, paired under the K.2 Series or the CP Series when a stage needs real low end.
- L Class — LA line array and LS subwoofers. The LA108 and LA112 line array, with the LS118 and LS218 subwoofers, which QSC describes as networked, intelligent active loudspeakers. We place them in a larger worship room or event space where coverage to the back row matters more than volume at the front.
How we design a QSC system
- The room comes first. Ceiling height, hard surfaces and where people actually sit decide the speaker count and the placement. A bigger box in the wrong spot is still the wrong spot.
- Stage and house are separate jobs. In a restaurant the dining-room zones want background music at a level people can talk over; the stage wants a system the band can push. We design both, and they meet at the rack. Our restaurant audio page covers the house side.
- Portable still needs a plan. A system that goes up and down every week needs labelled cables, a cart that fits the door and a setup a volunteer can repeat. We hand that over as part of the job.
- It sits inside the wider AV scope. Displays, conferencing, control and the network are often in the same building, which is why QSC usually arrives as part of our commercial AV work rather than on its own.
Common questions
Is IntegrateIT an authorized QSC dealer?
Yes. IntegrateIT (Overland Park, KS) is an authorized QSC dealer across the Kansas City metro, on both sides of the state line — the stage system in a restaurant or a bar, the portable rig a church sets up every week, the event room that needs speech one night and a band the next. Beyond the agreement, we do the part that decides whether the system works: the design, the placement, the wiring, the tuning and the handover. We specify and install to order: nothing is sold off a shelf, and every system is drawn against the room first. Phone: (913) 804-7575 or office@integrateit.tech.
What is the difference between QSC and Q-SYS?
Q-SYS is QSC’s platform — the Cores, the network amplifiers, the network and installation loudspeakers, the video and the control, all on one design file — and we cover it on its own Q-SYS page. This page is about the QSC-branded powered loudspeakers on QSC’s audio site: the C Class, K Class and L Class families. In practice the two meet often. A restaurant can run its dining-room zones on a Q-SYS Core and still want a pair of K.2 Series boxes and a subwoofer on the stage for live music.
Which QSC loudspeakers fit which room?
The CP Series is the compact answer for a small stage, a bar corner or a meeting hall that needs a simple system. The K.2 Series is the versatile one: a worship band, a venue that hosts events, a training room that sometimes becomes a party. The K Column KC12 is a slim column for speech and background music where a box would look wrong. The KS Series subwoofers add low end under either. The L Class — the LA line array and the LS subwoofers — is for a larger worship room or event space where the sound has to reach the back without being painful at the front. The CB10 is battery-powered, for the patio or the lawn where there is no outlet.
Do you install QSC amplifiers as well?
Yes. The powered loudspeakers on this page carry their own amplification, so a portable or stage system often needs none. For installed zones — ceiling speakers through a restaurant, paging in a warehouse — QSC’s installed amplifiers are presented under Q-SYS, and our Q-SYS page lists the ranges we specify. We pick the amplifier against the zone count and the headroom, not last and not on price alone.
What happens after the install?
You get a system that has been tuned in the room, labelled at the rack and documented in your portal, plus a short walkthrough for whoever runs it on a Friday night. Every install carries our five-year workmanship warranty from the final invoice. If the room changes — a new stage position, a patio added — we come back and retune rather than leaving you to guess.
Tell us the room and what happens in it. The system follows.
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Written by Daniel Alon, founder of IntegrateIT LLC, with twenty years in IT and AV integration — Control4 Platinum Dealer, Crestron Elite Partner, Lutron Certified Installer, CEDIA member, HTA Certified. Overland Park, KS.