AV Integration Success Stories

The brewery relocated to a new space and needed an audio and video distribution system to elevate the customer experience and complement its award-winning brews and food.

Initially, the venue relied on a basic house audio system, which limited flexibility, especially for events like trivia nights and open mic sessions that couldn’t be extended beyond the main dining area. This restricted participation and overall attendance.

To solve this, they implemented a PA-WPMIX with an RJ45 keystone connection, enabling multiple microphones to be easily integrated and routed back to the PA66MK2. This upgrade allows trivia hosts and musicians to seamlessly connect to the system, expanding event audio to the patio and bar areas and increasing engagement throughout the venue. Control is simple and intuitive via PA66ACCS wall-mounted keypads.

For an enhanced audio experience, the main dining area features Beale Street Sonic Vortex 8” subwoofers and speakers housed in PESV-8B pendant enclosures, delivering powerful sound while maintaining a clean, cohesive aesthetic. Beale Basics speakers provide coverage in the bar and patio areas.

On game days, the EVMX42MV matrix leverages its multi-view functionality to display multiple games simultaneously or individually across TVs, alongside food and beverage menus.

The result is a flexible, easy-to-manage AV system that enhances every moment, from everyday dining to high-energy events, driving greater engagement across the entire space.

Friends and parents of the Saratoga Springs Little League were looking to give their players a big league feel to the game, while improving the audio quality of their current system due to complaints. Local residents complained that the audio was often too loud, not good, and was directed at their houses.

Parents as well as myself volunteered to make improvements in audio, while also making it easy for any parent to setup and use. After other similar situations in youth sports where parents looked to get more involved in their child’s overall experience, birthed the idea to develop the PA-EXMIX. A simple to use product that allows anyone to connect a microphone and audio source (typically phone) to mix audio while sending the audio over a single category cable to a receiver which is connected to an amplifier. When the mixing dial on the transmitter is all the way to the left, only microphone audio would be heard. When the mixing dial was set all the way to the right, only the audio source would be heard. When set to the middle, there would be a 50/50 mix which can be adjusted accordingly.

Once samples were received and the product was good to go, families volunteered for the installation, rented a lift and started the install. Since, multiple parents and families have been able to use the system make the most of their children’s ball games, make announcements, and conduct special ceremonies.

This restaurant features an outdoor bar and lounge area designed for a seamless entertainment experience. Beale Street Audio speakers provide full coverage outdoors, while Gallo Acoustics speakers deliver high-quality sound throughout the interior spaces. All zones are powered by the IA1250, allowing staff to easily switch between background music and audio from sports on TVs and the projector, ensuring the right atmosphere for any occasion.

Client required better sound over an old out of date 100v system, the location is unique with wide open ceilings and cavernous space, spec was to play music via a laptop so the IA1250 was perfect and the 6.5” ceiling enclosures were great to make fly in the eating area, we live the bohemian look and Beale street fits in great

Vanco products are being used in the in the new video walls installed at the Island Wing Company in Tallahassee, FL. Multiple sources are able to be switched independently on any 3 of the EVSP24VW based video walls.

We installed (18) displays including three video walls to play our 70’s and 80’s classic rock videos. The video walls greatly impact the customer experience at Rock-N-Roll Sushi locations

“Integration was simple using the EVO-IP Control4 drive once the network was set. Quick switching and the ability to use 4K content on a system featuring 4K was quick, easy and reliable thanks to EVO-IP. Following Vanco’s best practices was key to a job well done.” – Joe Whitaker, Thoughtful Integrations

At Mevlin Brewing they wanted content that showed off their Ninja-themed venue. The 17×12 audio/video distribution system allows for Ninja movies to play all the time. Employees can effortlessly switch sources on any TV when local sporting events are on.

“The initial simplicity of setup is what appealed to me most. It’s very straightforward and manageable, and it’s also a cost-efficient solution. I like how you’re able to distribute the video throughout multiple sources without having to get too deep into the network switch.” – Jose Rivas, Integrity Wire Solutions

Milwaukee Avenue’s newest hot spot, The Old Plank, is a sports bar is equipped with several TVs for sports viewing, garage-style doors, an outdoor patio with fire pits, and locally brewed craft beer and cocktails. Because the modern agave and whiskey themed sports bar houses 21 TVs with eight different sources, ideal for when several popular sports teams are playing at the same time, or when a DJ is on-site, Hani realized he needed an effortless solution that his employees – primarily bartenders and wait staff – would be able to easily operate to switch between the various sources on the fly.

The EVO-IP HDMI over IP system simplified the process for managing, transmitting, and receiving AV signals and controlling hundreds of devices over a local network. Unlike other similar solutions on the market, EVO-IP is also fully customizable, and easy to design, integrate and install so it would offer the perfect solution for efficiently routing video to several locations at The Old Plank.

The Houston Met Fitness Club features 9 displays in a 3×3 video wall. Presets allow for the video wall to be configured in several ways including: a single source on all 9 displays as a video wall, 9 sources individually on each display (1 to 1), and one source set as a 2×2 video wall in the top left with individual sources on single displays on the surrounding 5 displays.

Custom text was created to be overlaid on top of the video display to notify members of messages, such as “the club will be closing in 15 minutes.”