iasca WTF

[ICULUKN-C5]

I am in AZ, I went to http://www.iasca.com and they have no events for the southwest. Not even CA or TX. If any of you are competing in IASCA are there local events for you?

[_Nomad_]

Call up your local car audio shops and ask them if they have any IASCA comps and when. These comps are sponsored by audio shops mainly for promotional purposes and put together by local event coordinators and judges. They might not be listed on the website yet or there may not be any IASCA sanctioned judges in your area. If there isn’t and the local audio shops don’t have a clue then go back to the jasca website here:
http://www.iasca.com/contactus.htm and ask what, if anything, is going on in your region and if there is anything you can do to get something going.

You know they can train you as a judge and event coordinator if you want and you could get the llama audio shops to host some events. If so, go here: http://www.iasca.com/event.htm

That may not be what you’re interested in but perhaps they will have some info on something happening in your area. Worth a try.
:cheers:

P.S. Also try the IASCA Forum here: http://www.carsound.com/cgi-bin/ubbc...9;DaysPrune=30
You may find some useful info there.

Good luck.

[Sam Lin]

Hey, I see you've found the sad truth - we don't have a whole lot of audio events here in AZ. It's not a bad idea to grab one of the car audio magazines every 2 months (I subscribe to them all) - I forget which one of them it is, so flip browse them in the store, but one of them has an event calendar section in each issue which will have any upcoming AZ events. Also, Team Gates is in town, they're very up-to-date on events.

Sam

Edit: jeez, must be on something - I've never had that many typos in a post!


[Modified by Sam Lin, 3:32 PM 9/22/2002]