Enter to Win: Rives Audio Test CD 2!

[Tom Andry]

Rives Audio is giving away three (3) Rives Audio Test CD 2 this month in our dedicated forum contest.

To be eligible to win, you must: 1) Be a registered Audioholics forum member, 2) Have USA or Canadian Residence 3) Answer the question below in this contest thread:

Contest Question: What is the least expensive present you could buy for a fellow Audioholic (CDs, Movies, and gift certificates excluded) that you think they'd appreciate this holiday season?

Note this contest ends on November 30th 2006. Winners will be drawn shortly thereafter.

Have fun and good luck!

 

[sandtrap]

An SPL meter of course!

 

[STRONGBADF1]

Contest Question: What is the least expensive present you could buy for a fellow Audioholic (CDs, Movies, and gift certificates excluded) that you think they'd appreciate this holiday season?

A drink!

SBF1

 

[abboudc]

A universal remote.

 

[minnichs]

Time to listen to their sstem.

 

[Murrel]

Maybe some banana plugs for those bare wires!

 

[Vart]

I think the least expensive gift would be either a CD or a DVD. After all, the whole reason they spend all the time and money on their systems is so they can really enjoy their favorite music or movies.

 

[gonar]

a pair of grado sr-60 headphones

 

[nhpm510]

Least expensive gift..

a subscription to Audioholics!
Actually, I have to go with banana plugs!

 

[Bryce_H]

Advice - it only cost 2 cents

 

[Roninblues]

A HT/Stereo magazine buyer's guide

 

[Jack Hammer]

This ones a gimme, right?

...A setup disc for calibrating their HT systems...[/SUCKING UP]

edit: Seriously though, a simple greeting card to let them know you care. Bonus points if it's an audio themed card, with humor.

Jack

 

[Guiria]

iTunes gift card.

 

[Haoleb]

Mac nuts covered in toffee and chocoltate, Nobody said it had to be an "audio" gift


The first thing that sprung to mind though was an SPL meter.

 

[RPM2]

Contest Question: What is the least expensive present you could buy for a fellow Audioholic (CDs, Movies, and gift certificates excluded) that you think they'd appreciate this holiday season?

I would say and SPL meter and the time it takes to show how to use it.

 

[Jacksmyname]

A particular cd that means a lot to the person receiving it because of memories it may provide.

Jack

 

[BMXTRIX]

...A setup disc for calibrating their HT systems...[/SUCKING UP]

No taking my answer! Of course it is...
Rives Audio Test CD 2



Really, one of the best things a lot of us can do is help a friend out with purchasing decisions and our expert knowledge which is often so hard to come by on your own. A family member who is trying to decide which Bose System will go best at the core of his home theater, complete with 4:3 business projector and 2.5 gain glass beaded screen...

Yes, some good guidance towards smart purchases not only give you (me) time to hang out with my friend doing something fun (A/V shopping!) but also may end up saving my friend thousands of dollars in wasted money.

 

[agarwalro]

I spent some time with a friend helping him upgrade.

He went from a Bose system to a Marantz receiver, Def Tech bookshelves, Velo sub. Then I helped him rewire, set up etc. He was blown away by the improvement in sound quality.

 

[jcPanny]

Audioholics X-mas

How about some quality (but inexpensive) A/V cables to connect all of their gear.

 

[JTBAOLSON]

I would buy them a membership to Audioholics.