Awesome day had by all who attended.
We had Alex, Colin & myself in the DB Comp & we also had Cameron, Marcus & Colin (busy boy) in the Sound Quality Comp.
Cameron was kept very busy with Judging the Advanced SQL Comp hence him not entering dB.
Jared & his MUMMY also showed up to lend their support for a couple of hours.
Starting at 9am this morning the judges started with the SQL as it takes a long time to process the cars & go through all of the bits & pieces on their EXTENSIVE list.
I hope Marcus or Colin will be able to post up their sheets because it's definitely an interesting read.
Marcus got plenty of looks for his amps mounted to the roof impressing some of the fitters from the state & Vic but Colin showed him up with a 2nd place in his division.
Cameron fared fairly well after a late night & early morning to fix a couple of niggling problems but all turned out well.
They can all update you on their relative scores & entry levels.
The db comp seemed to start in the carpark - as per usual - before the event had started.
With varying levels of modification from mild to wild & the number of different cars the comp was an awesome spectacle.
The top db after 3 runs was 158.3dB from a Mazda with 2x18's & a Corona wagon from Victoria - it drove here with the stereo - rating 148dB
Novice Hatch:
1st was 141.1dB
Shaun - 135.2dB with a 2x12's in a prefab box from Ang's - awesome value
Novice Sedan:
1st was 137.2dB
Colin - 132.2dB with 3x8's
Alex - 128.8dB with 2x12's
Note: Novice dB all power had to be limited to 1000WRMS, any over was Pro Street
Alex & Colin took many photos & will hopefully post them up soon.
Other than the weather, an awesome day & great representation by Touge.
With 4 out of the 5 Touge cars containing Ang's hard work we must thank Ang's Audio for hosting the day with MEA - Gotta love our sponsors.
We had Alex, Colin & myself in the DB Comp & we also had Cameron, Marcus & Colin (busy boy) in the Sound Quality Comp.
Cameron was kept very busy with Judging the Advanced SQL Comp hence him not entering dB.
Jared & his MUMMY also showed up to lend their support for a couple of hours.
Starting at 9am this morning the judges started with the SQL as it takes a long time to process the cars & go through all of the bits & pieces on their EXTENSIVE list.
I hope Marcus or Colin will be able to post up their sheets because it's definitely an interesting read.
Marcus got plenty of looks for his amps mounted to the roof impressing some of the fitters from the state & Vic but Colin showed him up with a 2nd place in his division.
Cameron fared fairly well after a late night & early morning to fix a couple of niggling problems but all turned out well.
They can all update you on their relative scores & entry levels.
The db comp seemed to start in the carpark - as per usual - before the event had started.
With varying levels of modification from mild to wild & the number of different cars the comp was an awesome spectacle.
The top db after 3 runs was 158.3dB from a Mazda with 2x18's & a Corona wagon from Victoria - it drove here with the stereo - rating 148dB
Novice Hatch:
1st was 141.1dB
Shaun - 135.2dB with a 2x12's in a prefab box from Ang's - awesome value
Novice Sedan:
1st was 137.2dB
Colin - 132.2dB with 3x8's
Alex - 128.8dB with 2x12's
Note: Novice dB all power had to be limited to 1000WRMS, any over was Pro Street
Alex & Colin took many photos & will hopefully post them up soon.
Other than the weather, an awesome day & great representation by Touge.
With 4 out of the 5 Touge cars containing Ang's hard work we must thank Ang's Audio for hosting the day with MEA - Gotta love our sponsors.