Product Giveaway

Just Answer The Questions

[1] What are the names of RTTI's "rocket men"?

[2] How many pounds of machined aluminum parts went into the Rockford Xterra?

[3] According to Steve Brown, how many inches does sound travel in 0.1 milliseconds?

[4] What do you like best about Car Audio?

[5] Do you subscribe to CA&E or purchase the magazine off the newsstand?

Refer to the May '02 issue of CA&E.

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