To support assemblies, performances, and athletic events, Azusa Unified School District required a gymnasium AV solution that combined high brightness, user-friendly operation, and seamless architectural integration. After a comprehensive site assessment, GST’s AV solutions architect team recommended the Epson EB-PU2120W laser projector, offering 20,000 lumens of brightness and 4K-enhanced resolution, ideal for large, well-lit spaces. To fully realize its visual impact, the team paired it with DaLite’s Myriad Reveal projection screen featuring SightLine Cable Drop – a modern, cable-suspended design that eliminates traditional black drop fabric and integrates cleanly into the gym’s architecture.

Key Tasks Included: 

• Mounted and precisely aligned the projectors and motorized screens to ensure clear, properly sized images in each gym.
• Installed ceiling-mounted speakers and adjusted the audio settings to deliver clear, even sound throughout the space.
• Set up and tested all equipment, including wireless microphones, display controls, and sound systems, to confirm everything worked together smoothly.

GST delivered a high-impact AV solution that transformed Azusa Unified School District’s gymnasiums into dynamic, technology-enabled spaces built for modern assemblies, performances, and athletic events. A key differentiator was the integration of DaLite Myriad Reveal projection screens with SightLine Cable Drop, paired with high-lumen Epson laser projectors, which created a sleek, immersive viewing experience that enhanced both functionality and visual appeal. The upgraded AV environment has made events more engaging and turned the gym into a versatile hub for school and community activities. The positive feedback from students, staff, and visitors reinforces GST’s reputation for delivering innovative, future-ready solutions that exceed client expectations.

ORGANIZATION DETAILS:

16 schools

6,754 students

500 administrators

INDUSTRY: 

Education K-12, Public Sector

VENDORS INVOLVED:

DaLite, Epson, Extron, QSC, Shure

The district needed an AV solution that could overcome the challenges of bright, open gymnasiums while delivering clear visuals and balanced audio to large student and staff audiences. The system also had to integrate cleanly into the existing architecture, remain easy for school staff to operate, and withstand frequent use for a variety of events—from assemblies to athletic games.

GST worked with Irvine Ranch Water District to design and implement AV system upgrades across three key rooms. GST handled the end-to-end delivery for all three rooms—designing each system based on the room’s function, procuring the hardware, installing and mounting all components, and labeling cabling. The deployments included a mix of displays, conferencing cameras, ceiling microphones, wireless presentation tools, and audio processing—all installed in a way that kept the rooms functional and easy to use.

Key Tasks Included: 

• Designed customized AV solutions tailored to the layout and use of each room, ensuring compatibility with video conferencing platforms.
• Integrated core devices—including wireless presentation systems, compute units, and audio DSPs—into ceiling enclosures or wall panels, while managing all cabling for clarity and serviceability, and coordinating closely with IRWD’s IT and facilities teams to align on network, power, and site readiness.
• Conducted system testing and adjustments to verify performance, functionality, and user experience.

GST completed the design and deployment of three fully integrated AV systems for IRWD, completing each room within just a few working days. Leveraging deep experience in audiovisual integration, GST applied a standardized system architecture adapted to each space, ensuring uniform functionality, clean hardware integration, and long-term serviceability. From ceiling-mounted DSPs and wireless presentation systems to dual-display configurations and conferencing setups, each environment was delivered with precision and consistency. The result is a set of well-integrated, reliable spaces that now make it easier for IRWD teams to connect, share, and collaborate—whether in person or remotely. Behind the scenes, GST’s careful coordination, technical expertise, and commitment to getting the job done made all the difference.

ORGANIZATION DETAILS:

An independent special district that provides comprehensive water services to a large portion of Central Orange County.

INDUSTRY: 

Public Utility / Government

VENDORS INVOLVED:

Logitech, Sharp, Shure, ScreenBeam, Netgear, FSR, Peerless – AV, Comprehensive Connectivity Co, Middle Atlantic

IRWD had an objective to modernize three separate meeting rooms, each with its own layout and functional needs, into streamlined, video-enabled collaboration spaces. The project required consistent AV design across all rooms, efficient integration with their existing conferencing platform, and rapid execution—without disrupting daily operations or overcomplicating the user experience.

Wei-Chuan USA outlined a clear objective during their facility remodel: to develop three distinct conference rooms small, medium, and large that would enhance their conferencing capabilities and support a range of meeting formats. GST worked closely with their team to design and implement tailored AV systems for each space, ensuring the technology aligned with the functional needs and communication goals of the organization.

Key Tasks Included: 

• Designed and installed the foundational cabling infrastructure while the rooms were still in framing stages, ensuring precise cable pathways and structural support were in place before walls and ceilings were closed.
• Conducted ongoing testing and signal verification throughout the installation phase to ensure all equipment was properly integrated and performing as expected.
• Made real-time adjustments to component positioning, cable routing, and hardware configurations in response to field conditions and evolving client feedback.
• Implemented cable management and cosmetic enhancements to maintain a clean, professional appearance in each room balancing aesthetics with long-term serviceability.

This project reflects the importance of strong collaboration, both with our customer and with other trade partners involved in the remodel. We remained flexible throughout the project, adjusting where needed and supporting the client with layout guidance, equipment coordination, and system integration. No matter the room size or complexity, GST takes pride in being responsive, easy to work with, and attentive to the details that matter most to our customers. Our goal is always to provide a reliable solution that supports how our clients work, and to make the process as smooth as possible along the way.

ORGANIZATION DETAILS:

International Food Corporation

INDUSTRY: 

Food Manufacturing / Corporate Offices

VENDORS INVOLVED:

Epson, Da-Lite, Shure, AVer, Netgear, Crestron, Extron

As part of a facility-wide remodel, Wei-Chuan USA needed to outfit three conference rooms, each varying in size and function, with fully integrated AV systems, all while construction was still in progress. The challenge involved planning and installing infrastructure in unfinished spaces, coordinating closely with the client’s project team, and ensuring the final systems would align with both the physical layout and evolving user needs.

The City of Pasadena partnered with GST to enhance the Teen Center at Robinson Park Recreation Center with a state-of-the-art audio-visual system. The project involved installing high-quality display systems, gaming consoles, soundbars, and secure mounting solutions to create an engaging and modern entertainment space. GST was responsible for the procurement, installation, configuration, testing, and training to ensure seamless system operation.

Key Tasks Included: 

• Received and staged equipment, conducted mockup display layouts, and modified gaming credenzas for power and data access.
• Installed Samsung 75” UHD displays, PlayStation 5 consoles, Extron Soundbars, TVShield Covers, and gaming credenzas, overcoming structural challenges.
• Provided on-site staff training and delivered system documentation, including configuration codes and as-built drawings.

GST transformed the Teen Center into a modern, interactive entertainment space, enhancing recreational experiences with Samsung 75” UHD displays, PlayStation 5 consoles, Extron soundbars, and a centralized control system. Overcoming structural challenges, GST’s precise installation, expert troubleshooting, and secure mounting solutions ensured durability and ease of use. Through staff training and detailed documentation, GST empowered the center’s team for long-term system management. This project enhanced the facility’s capabilities, providing a cutting-edge AV experience while demonstrating GST’s expertise in delivering reliable, high-quality technology solutions for community engagement.

ORGANIZATION DETAILS:

147,000 residents

INDUSTRY: 

Local Government

VENDORS INVOLVED:

Samsung, Extron, Shure, DSan

The challenge was to modernize a government commission room with a fully integrated AV system that delivered reliable performance, clear audio, and intuitive control—ensuring seamless communication and functionality for public meetings and official use.

GST partnered with Orange Coast College to assist in maintaining and restoring the projection capabilities of the OCC Planetarium. The primary objective was to remove six high-end projectors, and reinstall the projectors post-servicing. The client required a highly coordinated effort to avoid multiple visits, manage fragile equipment, and ensure minimal disruption to the Planetarium’s ongoing use.

Key Tasks Included: 

• Labeled and documented cabling and mounting positions, then safely removed six ceiling-mounted Sony projectors while preserving infrastructure and preventing damage.
• Packaged the projectors using GST-provided materials, labeled them by location, and coordinated a single-batch delivery to the manufacturer’s authorized service center to streamline logistics and minimize disruption.
• Reinstalled repaired projectors to original positions, then reconnected and verified all cabling to restore the system without altering AV settings.

Through the careful removal, coordination, and reinstallation of six high-performance projectors, GST helped restore the OCC Planetarium to its full immersive potential. As a space known for delivering captivating educational and visual experiences, the Planetarium is once again ready to engage students and visitors alike. GST’s support ensured the technology was brought back online smoothly and reliably, contributing to the continued success of this unique learning environment.

ORGANIZATION DETAILS:

Operating for the last 6 years

14,000 students visit a year

INDUSTRY: 

Education

VENDORS INVOLVED:

Sony

The OCC Planetarium required the removal and reinstallation of six ceiling-mounted projectors for offsite servicing—all without disrupting their scheduled field trips and educational programs. GST had to carefully manage the logistics, timing, and physical handling of the equipment to ensure a smooth turnaround and minimal downtime.

Golden West College initiated a campus-wide effort to modernize its outdoor digital signage at key intersections, aiming to improve communication with students, staff, and the public. The project involved replacing aging digital signs with modern LED displays, integrating them into existing monument structures, and implementing remote content management using cellular connectivity. To support the new technology, critical electrical improvements were made to ensure a seamless and reliable installation, all while minimizing disruption and utilizing owner-furnished components.

Key Tasks Included: 

• Safely removed the old digital signs while preserving the existing monuments and mounting structures for reuse.
• Chose new, high-quality LED signs that offer better visibility, energy efficiency, and durability in outdoor environments.
• Upgraded the electrical setup to safely support the new signage, ensuring long-term reliability.
• Set up a remote system that allows staff to easily update messages on the signs from anywhere using a cloud-based platform.
• Delivered training to campus staff on how to use the new system and provided user guides and documentation for future reference.

Golden West College now benefits from a state-of-the-art digital signage system that enhances campus communication and visibility. GST led the transformation by replacing outdated displays with high-resolution LED signage, integrated seamlessly into existing monument structures. The team managed the full lifecycle of the project—including safe removal of legacy units, precise installation using a crane for large-format displays, and electrical upgrades to meet the power demands of the new technology. In addition to installation, GST provided end-user training, detailed documentation, and system configuration files, delivering a reliable, scalable, and future-ready solution tailored to the college’s communication needs.

ORGANIZATION SIZE:

60,000 Students

5,000 Employees

INDUSTRY: 

Higher Education / Public Sector

VENDORS INVOLVED:

Daktronics, Eaton

Golden West College needed to replace outdated digital signage with modern displays, upgrade supporting infrastructure, and enable remote content management all while minimizing campus disruption and reusing existing structures.

GST was contracted by the City of Torrance to upgrade the AV system in the West Annex Commission Room. This project involved system design, hardware procurement, installation, and programming to modernize the room’s audiovisual capabilities. GST provided end-to-end AV solutions and services to meet the City’s requirements.

Key Tasks Included: 

• Designed and specified products, created a comprehensive bill of materials, and outlined required services.
• Evaluated wiring paths for optimal connectivity, installed six speakers, mounted displays, and positioned Shure wireless WAP, monitors, and microphones.
• Assembled and configured all equipment, integrated control components, powered the rack, and routed 27 data and control cables to the designated location.
• Completed system wiring, conducted equipment testing, and validated full AV functionality to ensure seamless performance.

The West Annex Commission Room AV upgrade for the City of Torrance was successfully executed, enhancing the space with a fully integrated, high-performance audiovisual system. From meticulous planning and equipment procurement to seamless installation and thorough testing, GST ensured that every component functioned optimally to meet the client’s operational needs. With all displays, speakers, microphones, and control systems properly installed, tested, and documented, the client now has a modern, reliable AV setup tailored for seamless presentations and meetings. GST’s commitment to quality, communication, and attention to detail ensured a smooth project delivery, positioning the City of Torrance for long-term AV success.

ORGANIZATION SIZE:

Local Government Entity

147,067 residents

INDUSTRY: 

Public Administration

VENDORS INVOLVED:

Extron,  Shure, DSan

Seamlessly upgrading the AV system while ensuring compatibility with existing infrastructure, managing logistical constraints, and minimizing disruptions to city operations. This required careful coordination, timely equipment procurement, and precise execution to deliver a fully functional and reliable system.

Golden Star Technology (GST) collaborated with Fullerton College to design and install an advanced audio-visual (A/V) solution for a classroom that was in need of AV improvements. The project aimed to enhance classroom learning and distance education capabilities by integrating cutting-edge interactive display systems, audio equipment, and video conferencing tools.

Key Tasks Included: 

• Conducted a site survey to determine display and equipment placement. Coordinated with the client to ensure power and network readiness at display locations.
• Installed an 86″ 4K interactive display and a 65″ standalone standard display. Mounted ceiling speakers and connected a compact Extron amplifier. Integrated a ceiling-mounted microphone array with a digital sound processor.
• Ceiling-mounted a 1080p PTZ camera for video conferencing coverage. Connected the camera and audio systems to UC platforms using a slotted OPS and USB. Installed an Extron 7″ touch panel with controls for power, volume, and camera functions.
• Testing and Configuration: Performed acceptance testing to verify system functionality. Adjusted settings for optimal performance of all audio-visual components.

The project successfully modernized the classroom’s audio-visual capabilities, providing a seamless blend of functionality and user-friendliness. The new system enhances both in-class learning and distance education experiences, aligning with Fullerton College’s commitment to technology-driven education. GST’s  adherence to best practices and thorough execution ensured the project’s timely and satisfactory completion.

ORGANIZATION SIZE:

Community College

18,370 students enrolled

1,234 faculty members

INDUSTRY: 

Higher Education

VENDORS INVOLVED:

Extron, Newline, Chief, Samsung, Shure, Aver, Middle Atlantic, Panduit

Ensuring seamless coordination and alignment between site readiness, equipment installation, and system integration while managing delays caused by incomplete infrastructure preparation, such as power and network availability, and addressing structural assessments for mounting equipment.

Palos Verdes Library District consulted with GST to design, install, and configure a modern audio-visual system for the Miraleste Library. The Project aimed to enhance the library’s technological capabilities for presentations community events and meetings through an integrated AV Solution.

Key Tasks Included: 

• Installed a ceiling-mounted 10,000-lumen projector with WUXGA resolution and a 164″ motorized screen.
• Configured an AV switch for multiple input sources, including HDMI.
• Integrated six ceiling speakers and a wireless microphone system for clear audio.
• Set up two Extron touch panels for easy control of audio and inputs.
• Provided a one-hour staff training for system operation

The successful installation of the A/V system at Miraleste Library has transformed the facility into a versatile space capable of hosting a variety of events with ease. The system’s intuitive design and comprehensive support ensure that staff can operate the system with minimal technical expertise, enhancing the library’s value to the community.

ORGANIZATION SIZE:

Independent District

Operates three branches

Serves 69,843 residents

INDUSTRY: 

Public Libraries

VENDORS INVOLVED:

Epson, Da-Lite, Extron, Shure, Chief, RDL, Cisco, Middle Atlantic

To design and implement a state-of-the-art A/V system for the Miraleste Library that seamlessly integrates cutting-edge technology, enhances user experience, and delivers high-quality performance. The system needed to meet the demands of diverse use cases while ensuring compatibility with existing infrastructure, all within a limited installation timeframe and a public facility setting.

Golden Star Technology (GST) partnered with California State University, Fullerton (CSUF) to transition from traditional, non-digital kiosks to advanced outdoor digital signage kiosks. GST designed and installed four dual-sided, 55″ digital signage kiosks at the Joseph Clayes III Performing Arts Center. These state-of-the-art kiosks are designed to withstand extreme weather conditions and provide dynamic, high-resolution content to students, staff, and visitors.

Key Tasks Included: 

• Install kiosks that can withstand harsh outdoor conditions, ensuring longevity and minimal maintenance.
• Ensure the new kiosks are integrated into existing campus infrastructure with minimal disruption.
• Equip campus IT staff with the necessary knowledge to manage and maintain the new digital signage system

GST’s expertise in AV solutions enabled CSUF to achieve its objective of modernizing campus communication with durable, high-performance digital signage. The project’s success demonstrates GST’s commitment to delivering quality solutions that meet the unique needs of educational institutions, ensuring long-term client satisfaction.

ORGANIZATION SIZE:

Leading Public University

Over 40,000 students, 2,000 faculty members, and numerous facilities across campus.

INDUSTRY: 

Higher Education

VENDORS INVOLVED:

BrightSign, Peerless – AV, Covid-Audio Visual

Golden Star Technology (GST) was to seamlessly transition California State University, Fullerton (CSUF) from outdated, non-digital kiosks to cutting-edge, dual-sided digital signage kiosks that could withstand harsh outdoor conditions, integrate smoothly into existing campus infrastructure, and empower IT staff to manage the new system—all while minimizing disruptions and ensuring high-quality, reliable performance.