Audioengine A2+ Powered Desktop Speakers giveaway!

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We’re about to enter the holiday season, and what can make the holidays even more enjoyable? Music! The generous folks at Audioengine have offered to give one lucky Gadgeteer reader a set of their premium A2+ Powered Desktop Speakers that will make your favorite holiday tunes sound great! We also have a second place prize of a Damson Twist Wireless Portable Bluetooth Speaker, so you have 2 chances to win. Check out the full contest details after the break.

Prizes:

First place: 1 pair of Audioengine A2+ powered desktop speakers Valued at $249.

Second place: 1 Damson Twist Wireless Portable Bluetooth Speaker. Valued at $69.99.

How to enter (please read carefully – any missed steps and your entry will be disqualified):

1. Between now and 11/27/2013 11:59PM EST leave a comment with the name of your favorite holiday song.

2. At some point on 11/28/2013, I’ll pick 2 random winners using random.org. The winners will be contacted by email and will have 48 hrs to claim their prize. If I do not receive an answers to my emails in that time period, I’ll do other random.org drawings till the prizes are gone.

Rules:

1. Only one entry per person (warning: I check IP addresses).

2. Anyone associated with The Gadgeteer may not enter this contest.

3. the-gadgeteer.com is not responsible for any lost packages or incorrect shipping addresses.

4. Winners must have a US shipping address.

Contest Results:

The winners are #196 and #177. Congrats to Chris and Jon and thanks to everyone who participated. Special thanks to Audioengine for the great 1st place prize!

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249 thoughts on “Audioengine A2+ Powered Desktop Speakers giveaway!”




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  10. Rick Smith

    My absolute favorite is “Santa Claus is Coming to Town,” performed by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. Just not Christmas without it!

  26. Wink

    Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) by Phil Spector and sung by Darlene Love. Really anything from that Phil Spector Christmas record is great!

  48. Rick Houston

    This site keeps getting better! My favorite holiday song is “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas”; when I was serving in the Army overseas, it made me sad and happy at the same time. 🙂

  86. gregg

    Forgot to add where else can you see Sting/George Michael/ and Bono standing right next to each other singing in harmony?……………………………

  91. John D

    I don’t think you can pass on John Lennon ‘Happy Xmas – War is Over’. An all time classic with a message….Sure beats McCartney’s ‘Wonderful Christmas Time’.

  103. Flash

    Music is always nice when “Baby, It’s Cold Outside”
    [Especially the version done by Sigorney Weaver and Buster Poindexter on SNL back in the Eighties…]

  123. Jhon

    “Let it snow” — as sung by Bing Crosby

    “Zat you Santa Clause” — as sung by Louis Armstrong is another top favorite. Drives my wife crazy.

  147. Ronnie H

    Hi all, I entered this contest at number 44 but I would like to send you to some great Christmas music to go look for: St. Agnes Cathedral Choir and it’s called Christmas at the Cathedral, I have it on an album and turned into digital on my computer and it’s outstanding.

  149. David T

    Deck the Halls in 7/8 – find a good group singing it on YouTube. It’s a little bit different from your normal carol-version, and a lot of fun to sing.

  209. Steve Braswell

    “Santa Claus is Coming to Town” – Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band is my holiday favorite.

  215. CleanGene17

    My favorite song is “Silent Night”. It always gives me goosebumps and I get to sing along in church where no one can actually hear me; thank goodness.

  226. Johnny Stork

    I would love the opportunity to own, listen to and ultimately write a review of the A2’s. Hopefully followed by a pair of A5’s!

    Favourite Christmas song would be “Jingle Bells” 🙂

  233. Bob Bottman

    “White Christmas” by Bing Crosby. Because it reminds me of my dad singing it, and of my childhood Christmases.

  239. Samuel Ellmer

    Easily (although it may be in-part due to my rebellious nature to go against the norm) The Darkness’ Don’t Let the Bells End.

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