Burlington SPL Competition
06-07-2005, 07:33 PM
#2
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Posts: 134
Top 10 Reasons to attend the Burlington show on June 25.
10. T-Shirts!
9. Enjoy a quality show brought to you by AMP and Radioactive.
8. Bragging Rights! Show your friends that your louder than them!
7. Fun games and entertainment.
6. Enjoy a sidewalk sale the same day!
5. Experience the "Room of Doom II"!
4. All competitors will receive an extra 10% off any purchases at
Radioactive on the show day.
3. Classes for amateurs and class for pros, no unfair advantages!
2. Trophies for top 3 in each class for the amateur division.
1. Become famous! Watch for the cameras and see pictures of you and your
friends online!
10. T-Shirts!
9. Enjoy a quality show brought to you by AMP and Radioactive.
8. Bragging Rights! Show your friends that your louder than them!
7. Fun games and entertainment.
6. Enjoy a sidewalk sale the same day!
5. Experience the "Room of Doom II"!
4. All competitors will receive an extra 10% off any purchases at
Radioactive on the show day.
3. Classes for amateurs and class for pros, no unfair advantages!
2. Trophies for top 3 in each class for the amateur division.
1. Become famous! Watch for the cameras and see pictures of you and your
friends online!
06-07-2005, 08:58 PM
#3
50 Watt CAFz'r
Thread Starter
Join Date: Mar 2005
Posts: 134
What is an amateur?
As it is our responsibility, AMP has been left with no choice but to define between amateur and pro. We have recently discovered that there are many competitors that fall somewhere in the middle. We do not have an intermediate class available at this upcoming event and therefore have decided to bump those into pro if they choose to compete. We will consider intermediate for future events if it is in high demand.
As it stated on the flyer, judges can bump who they choose. We have decided to tighten up our amateur rules due to all of the chaos over the reality of a true amateur. We strongly believe that even if it is your first year competing, we may find that you are not a true amateur due to the people that you know. We apologize for any convenience but we judge FAIR!
A true amateur ...
5) They don't have a remote
4) They play music and sweeps for the full 30 seconds
3) When they find out that holding may help you gain, you will see 15 people on the car probably causing loss
2) They consider 140 db's REALLY loud
1) They bye their equipment at XS Cargo
Intermediate
5) They use their remote
4) They play a single frequency
3) They hold certain spots on the vehicle to gain
2) They hit over 145 db's in Street and Stock
1) They get their equipment and enclosures from pros
We do apologize for any inconvenience to you but we have no choice. If you have any further questions, please feel free to pm us.
If you are asking us if you are an amateur, then chances are... you aren't! Why would an amateur ask such a silly question?
We are FAIR! Now ask yourself; Are you?
As it is our responsibility, AMP has been left with no choice but to define between amateur and pro. We have recently discovered that there are many competitors that fall somewhere in the middle. We do not have an intermediate class available at this upcoming event and therefore have decided to bump those into pro if they choose to compete. We will consider intermediate for future events if it is in high demand.
As it stated on the flyer, judges can bump who they choose. We have decided to tighten up our amateur rules due to all of the chaos over the reality of a true amateur. We strongly believe that even if it is your first year competing, we may find that you are not a true amateur due to the people that you know. We apologize for any convenience but we judge FAIR!
A true amateur ...
5) They don't have a remote
4) They play music and sweeps for the full 30 seconds
3) When they find out that holding may help you gain, you will see 15 people on the car probably causing loss
2) They consider 140 db's REALLY loud
1) They bye their equipment at XS Cargo
Intermediate
5) They use their remote
4) They play a single frequency
3) They hold certain spots on the vehicle to gain
2) They hit over 145 db's in Street and Stock
1) They get their equipment and enclosures from pros
We do apologize for any inconvenience to you but we have no choice. If you have any further questions, please feel free to pm us.
If you are asking us if you are an amateur, then chances are... you aren't! Why would an amateur ask such a silly question?
We are FAIR! Now ask yourself; Are you?
06-08-2005, 04:56 AM
#5
50 Watt CAFz'r
Join Date: Apr 2005
Posts: 137
I'll be there using my XS Cargo amp w/ my remote and a few frequencys and my homemade box. 140db's is really loud lol. oh and can I borrow someones db jams cd I'm still trying to get my own lol.
[ June 08, 2005, 06:06 AM: Message edited by: Fr0z3N ]
[ June 08, 2005, 06:06 AM: Message edited by: Fr0z3N ]
too bad its not near loud enough for me hehe
