Our products can be controlled using an iPhone or iPad. Yeah, we boarded the wagon.
All of our firmware and software updates are free to download directly from this website. Wait! We really mean FREE! We don’t even ask for data for telemarketing lists.
Our products are supported through their entire working life, not just until we come out with something better.
Alcorn McBride products save thousands of dollars on maintenance costs each year.
Mike Polder's alter ego is Ekim Redlop. (He also answers to Bill or Polgen Gensen)
Alcorn McBride products are not susceptible to computer viruses, worms, or spyware. Gummy worms, on the other hand, can cause problems.
Alcorn McBride media players use standard CompactFlash cards.
Many of our products are backwards-compatible. Upgrade to our new products and you can add features without having to change your media.
Alcorn McBride products (hardware and software) are designed by our talented team of engineers in Orlando, Florida.
2011 is Alcorn McBride’s 25th Anniversary!
We are always looking for ways to improve our products. Call us to suggest new features.
Many of the engineers at Alcorn McBride are musicians. The sound of a guitar in the halls means there is some serious thinking going on!
Client
Client Name:
Caesar's Palace
Location:
The Forum Shops at Caesar's Palace
Contractors
Equipment
audio:
AM4
video:
DVM-7400
show control:
InterActivator
Caesar's Atlantis Fountain Show
The Atlantis Show Aquarium
The Atlantis Aquarium at The Forum Shops at Caesars is a perfect educational destination for all groups interested in aquatic wildlife. And also it's a good way to see behind the stage of the show.
50,000 gallons of salt water, 500 hungry fish, one brave diver: the Atlantis Aquarium dive feeds occur daily.
The free Atlantis Aquarium Tour offers a below-the-scenes tour. Tour through filtration, kitchen, ray and shark pool, and fish acclimation areas and see the facilities that support The Atlantis Aquarium. Travel beneath 50,000 gallons of salt water and find out what exotic fish keep in their basement.
Photos: (Click to zoom)
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