The exhibition contains 27 interactive installations with sound and video that give visitors the opportunity to get to know Tim Bergling in depth. Around the venue are built-in speakers and displays of varying sizes along with headphones so visitors can relive concert memories, feel like they are standing in a music studio and singing in front of Avicii's industry colleagues, listen to unpublished songs, create their own music mix, and get more information about who Avicii really was.

Crestron solutions power the majority of The Avicii Experience. The technology helps create the feeling the exhibit is meant to exude: that of an interactive museum that allows visitors to get to know Tim Bergling on a closer level through his music and personal possessions, supported by future-proof and user-friendly technology. Creative Technology produced a specially designed solution where LED screens are the focus and a control system from Crestron acts as both the heart and brain of the project.

The Crestron DM NVX® AV-over-IP platform is used in all stations, fed by a media server. The whole venue is equipped with Saros® pendant speakers. “We created the full rack with Crestron for all the different experiences in the whole venue,” explains Lyckman. The Crestron DM NVX transmitter and receiver were programmed up front at the Creative Technology offices so they could just come in, plug in the cable, and everything worked. “From then on, we had full control. We can access everything remotely, so we can make sure everything works, all the time.”

Once The Avicii Experience was up and running, attention shifted to ABBA The Museum. That museum has been operating for 12 years. The available technology has quickly evolved, and Pophouse wanted the experience to reflect that. ABBA The Museum, too, is built on Crestron control and DM NVX technology. The upgrades happened at night to avoid downtime and disappointed visitors.