Just Add Power, a manufacturer of AV-over-IP distribution components is once again ready to rock its CEDIA Expo 2023 presence in booth #3412 with its 7th annual guitar giveaway to bring greater awareness to Guitars for Vets (G4V), a nonprofit dedicated to providing relief to struggling veterans through the healing power of music and community.
The company will donate nine Epiphone acoustic guitars to the program. During the show, attendees can enter for a chance to win one of three very special electric guitars, as well as popular electric guitars from Fender’s EVH (Eddie Van Halen) brand, Paul Reed Smith (PRS) and Fender.
“We had a great show at CEDIA last year and expect the 2023 Expo to be even better,” says Taft Stricklin, chief sales officer for Just Add Power.
“We’re always excited to get face to face with old and new customers to showcase the latest AV-over-IP solutions and innovations the company has to offer and have a little fun as well. The annual raffle is a small but very important way for the company to give back to the community by supporting G4V’s cause in a meaningful way.”
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Founded in 2007, G4V donates guitars to veterans using the medium of music to help them readjust to life after service and cope with the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder. G4V currently operates more than 80 chapters in 40 states across the U.S., with the assistance of more than 200 volunteers nationwide.
At Just Add Power’s booth, there will be three daily guitar giveaways at 3 p.m. MST where CEDIA Expo attendees can enter at the booth for a chance to win one Fender Player Stratocaster guitar, a Paul Reed Smith Silver Sky SE John Mayer signature guitar, or an EVH Wolfgang Edward Van Halen Signature model guitar. To win, attendees must be at the Just Add Power booth in person when their name is called.
Another version of this article originally appeared on our sister-site CEPro on August 28, 2023. It has since been updated for Commercial Integrator’s audience.
