I'm excited to help bring Scott Buwalda to this part of the world. 😎
We've been talking over the past weeks, discussing the feasibility, and have had some quick and enthusiastic response!
While Buffalo, NY isn't a huge city, it is central to quite a bit -
Southern Ontario (Toronto is only 1.5 hours, Niagara Falls about 30 minutes, etc)
Rochester, NY (about 1 hour)
Northeast Ohio (about 2.5 hours)
Erie, Pa (about 1.5 hours)
And with the cancellation of the Sacramento, CA event - we were able to secure a date! 😎
Here is the official announcement thread:
http://www.canadiancaraudio.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=3;t=010529
For those that haven't seen yet, here is the Sound Quality Summit Tour info page:
http://www.buwaldahybrids.com/sqs.htm
If you live in driving range of Buffalo NY, I hope to see you there! 😎
No matter your experience or expertise level - even on DIYaudio.com - I know it will be eye-opening.
...Oh, I forgot to mention the promotions:
DLS is co-sponsoring the event.
As a result, for the $250 registration cost of the event, the first 10 registrants for this event will take home a DLS component set - a $329 MS6 Magnesium component set. 😎
Not a bad value, considering all the education and materials that'll be packed into this 8.5 hour day (plus complimentary lunch).
Also, the referal special still exists - for each referral you sign up, you save $50 off your own registration. Refer 5 people and you attend free. 😉
See you there!
We've been talking over the past weeks, discussing the feasibility, and have had some quick and enthusiastic response!
While Buffalo, NY isn't a huge city, it is central to quite a bit -
Southern Ontario (Toronto is only 1.5 hours, Niagara Falls about 30 minutes, etc)
Rochester, NY (about 1 hour)
Northeast Ohio (about 2.5 hours)
Erie, Pa (about 1.5 hours)
And with the cancellation of the Sacramento, CA event - we were able to secure a date! 😎
Here is the official announcement thread:
http://www.canadiancaraudio.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=3;t=010529
For those that haven't seen yet, here is the Sound Quality Summit Tour info page:
http://www.buwaldahybrids.com/sqs.htm
If you live in driving range of Buffalo NY, I hope to see you there! 😎
No matter your experience or expertise level - even on DIYaudio.com - I know it will be eye-opening.
...Oh, I forgot to mention the promotions:
DLS is co-sponsoring the event.
As a result, for the $250 registration cost of the event, the first 10 registrants for this event will take home a DLS component set - a $329 MS6 Magnesium component set. 😎
Not a bad value, considering all the education and materials that'll be packed into this 8.5 hour day (plus complimentary lunch).
Also, the referal special still exists - for each referral you sign up, you save $50 off your own registration. Refer 5 people and you attend free. 😉
See you there!
I really hope you get a great turnout🙂
My son and I were really disapointed in the weak west, were were going to play a small part in the event, sound deadening is our specialty.
Rick
My son and I were really disapointed in the weak west, were were going to play a small part in the event, sound deadening is our specialty.
Rick
RAAMaudio said:
I was also surprised at the cancellation of the Sacramento event... California was always regarded as the foothold of this whole car customizing hobby.
Update:
Good registration numbers so far - 19 registered at this point.
Good news for people considering registering: Many of these people are industry affiliated, and therefore don't qualify for the free DLS Magnesium component sets.
That means there are just a few spots left, but there are still a few free sets of DLS Magnesium 6.5" component sets (worth $329) that come free with registration for this $250 seminar.
That's good math on anyone's calculator. 😀
To the average enthusiast, spending $250 may seem like a lot.
But consider this is knowledge, that will help you better satisfy yourself.
Knowledge that will help you avoid pot-shot purchase/repurchase cycles.
How much did you spend on a single component? Head unit? Components? Amplifier? Subwoofer?
And let's not even compare what normal professional trainings cost, which this really is similar to.
In the end, this is truly a bargain, that will end up saving you money, as well as gaining you knowledge - and that's regardless of the free DLS high-end components that DLS made available to give away.
Hope to see anyone who's in my area!
(maybe this explains the cancellation of the Sacramento event? Not that many practical-minded or value-minded people in California? 😀 Just kidding, I do hope you will be able to attend another location. 😎 )
Good registration numbers so far - 19 registered at this point.
Good news for people considering registering: Many of these people are industry affiliated, and therefore don't qualify for the free DLS Magnesium component sets.
That means there are just a few spots left, but there are still a few free sets of DLS Magnesium 6.5" component sets (worth $329) that come free with registration for this $250 seminar.
That's good math on anyone's calculator. 😀
To the average enthusiast, spending $250 may seem like a lot.
But consider this is knowledge, that will help you better satisfy yourself.
Knowledge that will help you avoid pot-shot purchase/repurchase cycles.
How much did you spend on a single component? Head unit? Components? Amplifier? Subwoofer?
And let's not even compare what normal professional trainings cost, which this really is similar to.
In the end, this is truly a bargain, that will end up saving you money, as well as gaining you knowledge - and that's regardless of the free DLS high-end components that DLS made available to give away.
Hope to see anyone who's in my area!
(maybe this explains the cancellation of the Sacramento event? Not that many practical-minded or value-minded people in California? 😀 Just kidding, I do hope you will be able to attend another location. 😎 )
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