Congratulations to Rob McDonald, Lee Duco and Geno Bolger, the first three winners in Car Audio Channel's Summer Car Audio Giveaway!

Written by Michael G

Friday, 19 June 2009 11:49

CAC Congratulations to Rob McDonald, Lee Duco and Geno Bolger, the first three winners in Car Audio Channel's Summer Car Audio Giveaway! Rob and Lee won a set of Hollywood Sound Labs HSL C652X 6.5" components. Geno won a 12" 12dB2, Dual 2ohm Subwoofer from Crossfire!

The HSL C652X,are high power (400 watt!) separates that have a ‘Cool Max Bumped Back Plate’ for increased voice coil travel for harder hitting bass notes. The added Bumped section also keeps the speakers running cooler and hitting hard. Make sure you check out the F.A.T. Rubber Surround! The F.A.T. surround increases the linear excursion causing more intense bass and also diffuses cone distortion for remarkable detail!

The Crossfire DB Series Subwoofer features a large, 2" diameter aluminum dual voice coil. The DB series represents a significant step-up from most other brands 'entry-level' subwoofers. Featuring a heavy-duty, poly-mica cone with a double stitched surround to insure ideal piston action and long term reliablity, this subwoofer will handle up to 400 watts of power!

Want to win free Car Audio Gear? All you have to do is become a member of the Car Audio Channel's community and you could be the next winner in Car Audio Channel's Summer Car Audio Giveaway!

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