Music Live 2008: Special Audio-Technica deals for visitors

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Going to next month's Music Live event at the Birmingham NEC?

Audio-Technica - who are providing the event's microphones - are offering the following big discounts at the event on microphones, headphones, in-ear monitoring and wireless systems suitable for stage and studio:

£75 saving on M2 in-ear monitoring system with free earmoulds worth £80
£100 saving on M3 in-ear monitoring system with free earmoulds worth £80
£100 saving on the AT2020USB mic and ATH-M50 monitor headphones Studio Pack
£100 saving on the AT4033 mic and ATH-M50 monitor headphones Studio Pack
1/3rd off RRP on 700 Series guitar systems
1/3rd off RRP on 700 Series handheld systems
Half price savings on the MB1K vocal mic and MB2K instrument mic

In addition, Audio-Technica is offering Music Live visitors a 25% saving on on-line purchases of headphones from www.atheadphones.comuntil the end of November 2008. To qualify, customers will need the promotional code released on Audio-Technica flyers at the event, which will be available in Sounds Expo delegate packs, seminar rooms, from the Live Stage area, Absolute Music and from Audio-Technica on stand C50.

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