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Summer Soundoff Sale 2004 (21st - 31st October)

It's the Soundoff you have all been waiting for . . . The Audiotech Summer Soundoff Sale 2004! This is a ten day sale followed by a one day soundoff. The sale runs from 21st till the 31st October. It is going to be a great day, Sunday 31st October @ Audiotech Tuggeranong. There will be a BBQ and Giveaways; lots of ear breaking, earth shattering bass and unbelievable cars. Entry fee is just $35; for this you will get two SPL runs and one SQ Test, every further SPL test is just $5. The SQ disc will be provided and you will need to provide your own SPL track. Every entry will recieve a FREE "RAW FM" (87.6) disc.

There will be three categories which you can enter: Street, Street Pro and Extreme. To enter just go to Audiotech Tuggeranong or Belconnen and fill out an entry form.

I look forward to seeing you all on what should turn out to be an unreal event!

Visit our website for more info: www.audiotech.net.au

Any questions feel free to shoot me an email: [email protected]

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Nah, I was just wondering because we often have fund raisers for the Cancer Council and Guide Dog Association and I was told I wasn't allowed to say anything because I just happened to be a bussiness.

Have I read something wrong? :D

I wasn't having a shot at you or anything like that champ.

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