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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

Date: 12/27/2005

USACI Announces New “Street Beet” Competition Format.

Lowell, AR – December 26, 2005.

 

After a series of meetings with retailers and retail customers USACI directors have come together to develop a new competition format designed to attract new consumers to the world of car audio competitions. “The new format will be comprised of some old and some new thinking” stated USACI President Ralph Randall. “We expect it will be the next big thing in car audio competition as well as retail promotions,” he continued. “And as the success of this format continues to grow, we strongly expect to see more support from manufacturers on behalf of their retailers.”

 

The new format called Street Beat takes a 30 second average from a vehicle while actual recorded music is playing. No test tones or burps will be allowed. Classes are determined by the number of speakers broken down by surface area into an easy to understand format for the first time competitors. Industry professionals will be exempted in the class in an effort to promote more local and beginner competitors.

 

“This new format will be great for our retailers” stated Mike Jaffe, USACI’s Southwest Regional Director. “I love it” says Don DeRose, USACI’s Southeast Regional Director.“ Now the retailer will have something they can help their customers with and make sales as they help their customers advance to higher levels of competition.”

 

The rules for Street Beat can be found online at the USACI web site www.usaci.org. USACI is currently the largest sound off organization in the US with more than 700 events in more than 400 cities across the US each year. In 2005 more than 15,000 individuals competed in USACI sanctioned events.

 

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact:  Ralph Randall

479-750-0505 office

479-283-9736 cell

           

USACI Competitor Scott Owens First to Break

180 dB Mark on USACI B&K Meter.

 

Lowell, AR, 10/26/2005 – Scott Owens, USACI competitor in the Unlimited modified category earned the title of “The Loudest Car In the World” at the 2005 USACI World Finals in Kansas City, Mo. Scott posted an incredible 180.5dB on the USACI B&K meter during his world record attempt. This marks the first time any vehicle in the world has registered over 180dB on the B&K. “This is an incredible milestone” stated USACI president, Ralph Randall. “Congratulations to Scott on an incredible feat”. Scott’s Pioneer sponsored vehicle was one of 5 breaking world records at the event. Travis Bourgois registered 152.4 in the basic stock 1801-up class, Bruce Ogden registered 156.0 in the Super Stock 901-1800 class, Erick Hoss registered 172.7 in the Super Modified 1001-5000 class, and Previous SPL Record Holder Michael Jones registered a 178.0 in the Extreme class to take world record in their respective classes.

These competitors are amongst the world elite in car audio competition.  Congratulations to each and every one of them on their success.

USACI B&K World Records are sanctioned by the United States Autosound Competition International sanctioning body.  USACI is the predominate soundoff organization with over 900 events world wide each year. For more info www.soundoff.org


 

USACI Inc.

Bella Vista, AR 9/7/2005

For Immediate Release:

 

USACi to introduce "Human Power" class at USACi World Finals in Kansas City, MO this Fall. "All amps must be powered by the competitor," states USACi President Ralph Randall. "Only pedal cars made after 1950 will be eligible to compete," Randall adds "the oil on each pedal car chain will be checked for proper viscosity, to make sure "cheater oil" is not being made by companies like Penzoil, TropArtic, etc. Also any use of synthetic oil will put the competitor in the "Human Power Expert Division." The new class will be officiated by USACi's own Mike Jaffe because of his vast knowledge of pre-1950 pedal cars and "fossil fuels".

 

Mike demonstrating his new entry


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Contact:

 

Ralph Randall
USACi

United States Autosound Competition International
Phone: 479-750-0505
Fax: 479-750-0595
Website:
www.soundoff.org
Email: USACMS@aol.com


 

USACi Announces Dynamat as Presenting Sponsor of the Unified World Finals Autosound Competition

 

Kansas City, MO, August 30, 2005USACi (United States Autosound Competition International) announced today that the leading acoustic solutions brand, Dynamat, is the 2005 presenting sponsor of the USACi & IASCA Unified World Finals autosound competition to be held Saturday, October 15 and Sunday, October 16, 2005 in Kansas City, Missouri.

 

This international event brings together the world’s top car audio competitors who engage in a series of sonic battles contending for the coveted industry fame and recognition that often comes with winning.

 

The event marks an industry first combining previously independent annual competitions from USACi (United States Autosound Competition International) and IASCA (International Auto Sound Challenge Association) under a single roof creating the first ever Unified World Finals.

 

“Dynamat is an essential part of any high-end audio system and Dynamat has been key to many, many USACi and IASCA winners over the years,” said Scott Whitaker, Dynamic Control CEO. “We are extremely excited about sponsoring this monumental competition.” 

 

Dynamat is the leading solution among car audio enthusiasts for stopping unwanted vibration, noise, and heat.  Dynamat is a thin and flexible sheet that is easy-to-cut and mold. Dynamat dramatically reduces unwanted speaker vibration and road noise.

 

About Dynamic Control

 

Dynamic Control of North America, Inc. delivers acoustic environmental solutions for a broad range of industries including car audio, automotive performance and restoration, architectural, appliances, electronics, aviation and custom original equipment manufacturers. Dynamat, a Dynamic Control brand, is recognized by consumers worldwide as the leading product for eliminating unwanted noise and vibration. Dynamat maintains the dominant market share in car audio and automotive performance and restoration acoustic solutions.

Dynamic Control is a privately held corporation located in Hamilton, Ohio, USA. Dynamic Control products are available in more than 50 countries and 3,000 stores nationwide including major audio retailers, as well most regional and independent automotive and car audio retailers.


USACI Inc

Lowell, AR
For Immediate Release

Date: 06/01/2005
USACi and IASCA Combine World Finals

Kansas City, MO – June 1, 2005. After a series of meetings and for the collective benefit of exhibiting manufacturers, distributors and soundoff competitors, the two leading soundoff associations will present their World Finals Competition events under one roof; one BIG roof. On October 15-16, 2005 USACi and IASCA will combine forces to present for this, and hopefully many years to come, a World Finals event deserving of the title.

Bartle Hall, the site of the previous USACI World Finals will be the venue. “Kansas City has been a fantastic venue for all of our past finals. The city welcomes our event with open arms and we can expect nothing less for this monumental event ” says Ralph Randall, USACI President.

“For many years all of the soundoff orgs have placed their end-of-season competitions in close regional proximity and within the same fiscal quarter” said Paul Papadeas, President of IASCA Worldwide, Inc. “This led to a slump in participation from exhibitors who could not justify or engage the budget to support the various independent events. My research indicates that exhibitors are very willing to increase their support of one Unified World Finals event instead of choosing which season finale to participate in. The ancillary expenses of exhibiting at such events makes it cost prohibitive for them to do them all, therefore choices had to be made. This is big news for the Soundoff scene. Many thought this would never happen, including me, but here we are. I look forward to this as ‘Episode 1’ of a new beginning to a more positive industry driven direction that soundoffs will lead to.

The Mega Event will feature USACI and IASCA Final, a Tuner Jam Custom Car Show, Exhibitor showcase, local and national entertainment, and plenty of excitement for all who attend.

“Along with the Sound-Q and the IdBL SPL contests”, Papadeas said, “IASCA will be inviting several of its International affiliation judges to officiate an I.S.Q.C. (International Sound Quality Challenge). Ralph Randall has graciously offered us enough floor space to produce our newest SPL format ‘EVERBLAST Bass Boxing’ a contest that has become quite the spectator event over the last two years. I believe that the event will stimulate more industry attention and competitors support than we have seen in years”.

Show dates are: October 15 and 16, 2005. For more information regarding the Unified World Finals please visit www.soundoff.org and www.iasca.com or call USACI headquarters at 479 750 0505 or IASCA Worldwide Headquarters 386 322 1551.


 

 

 
   

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