Car Audio Championship -Louisville, KY

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Car Audio Championship -Louisville, KY

Time: October 13, 2018 to October 14, 2018
Location: The Kentucky Expo Center
Street: 937 Phillips Lane
City/Town: Louisville, KY
Website or Map: http://mecacaraudio.com/2018/…
Phone: 615-851-7428 mecacaraudio@comcast.net
Event Type: car, show, sound, off
Organized By: MECA Events
Latest Activity: Jan 14, 2018

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Event Description

Our Finals is once again help in cooperation and conjunction with the dB Drag Racing and IASCA.
Here is our Press Release:

MECA, IASCA and dBDRA Announce Unified Finals at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville, KY on October 13-14, 2018

Car Audio Competition organizations dBDRA (dB Drag Racing Association), MECA (Mobile Electronics Competition Association) and IASCA (International Auto Sound Challenge Association) are once again joining forces to produce a unified finals event. The event will be held at the Kentucky Exposition Center, during the weekend of October 13-14, 2018. This event will include all competitors from SQ to SPL and will allow for the opportunity to compete in multiple formats.

With the success of the 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 Car Audio Championship, the unified finals event continues for 2018. The event space will occupy over 110,000 square feet and will allow for the maximum allotted show times and we feel this will keep the competition running smoothly. In addition to the competition vehicles, there will be vendor booths along with show sponsorships as well.

“Every year, the strength of the Unified Finals effort continues to grow” said Moe Sabourin, Director of Operations for IASCA “We’re proud to be part of our industry and to contribute to its success, along with such great organizations as dB Drag and MECA. Louisville in 2017 was a huge success; after the show last year, we all agreed that this would be the Unified Finals new home and we’re very excited to have secured the venue for 2018 and be able to announce it well in advance. We look forward to seeing all our fellow car audio enthusiasts in Louisville once again!”

“The dBDRA is super excited to be back in Louisville, KY. The Kentucky Expo Center is a great facility and seems to be centrally located for the competitors. This is a great venue for the FINALS and we are excited to be partnering with IASCA and MECA again this year. This collaborative effort amongst the organizations and competitors is a such a positive experience for the aftermarket auto sound and accessory industry.” Said dB Drag Racing Association Marketing Director, Celise Harris

Commissioner Steve Stern on the event: “Being a part of the united Car Audio Championship for 2018 is great news for our club members: Competitors, Retailers, and Manufacturers. We are building on the best season we’ve had in years, and the best Finals event in our 20 year history. We appreciate the cooperation and good will we share with dB Drag Racing and IASCA! We all work together to provide an exciting event for the mobile electronics industry. Everybody who loves car audio and related gear is invited to participate and enjoy our big car stereo party.

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