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Us boys at Strathfield Morayfield are hosting a Sound off/ car show at 125 morayfield Road, Morayfield QLD 4506.

////// SATURDAY 26th AUGUST, 10:00AM - 4:00PM //////

Classes for SPL are (RMS) 0-250W, 250-500W, 500W and over.

$10 for entrants, must fill form prior to entry date.

Also prizes for best amatuer install, best pro install, best sound quality (meh) and encouragement award.

Demo cars from kenwood and pioneer, show cars, bikes, girls, prizes including a 5000W (2000W RMS) $1800 subwoofer, weighing 32.9KG.

Bring what you got, throw on some tyre shine and windex.

Get some bargains on Pioneer, Kicker, Kenwood, MTX, Xplod and JBL. Yeah, i work there, but i just want to see a massive turnout. There were 40 actual entrants and easily 3 times that amount in cars last year, hhoping for more this year! Love to see another stagea there.

Rob

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being a strathfield, it'll be mainly stereo stuff. But i guess we could do something as far as prizes for show and shine goes - wouldnt be anything massive. probably a $250 store credit or something for peoples favourite, hey. $100 for second. Ill look into it and post about it monday.

Good idea?

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