Can You Work Out What It Is?

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Can You Work Out What It Is?

At Cruise1323, we love to give away money... lot's of it!

In fact, in the last year lucky Cruise listeners won over $30,000 with the Mystery Sound 'Double Chance' - all thanks to Paradise Motors – they’re the Mazda people.

We play the Mystery Sound twice each weekday - after 7am in Breakfast and then again after 4pm during the drive home.

So listen to Cruise 1323 at work, at home or in the car for your chance to identify that new sound and see if you can join the growing list of big winners. Good luck!

The cash jackpot for Mystery Sound as of Monday May 6 is $1700

Incorrect guesses so far:

Needle at the end of a record (again)
Starter spark on a gas stove.
Releasing the trigger on a caulking gun.
Flicking the latch as you open the bonnet of a car.
Turning off a light switch on a lamp.
Using a stapler.
Pushing down the foot of a sewing machine
Using an old fashioned cigarette lighter.
Adjusting a pair of headphones.
Striking a match
Switching on a photocopier
Suitcase lock
Flick pen
Boot button
Pop up toaster
Securing seat belt
Bulldog Clip
Doing up a watch clasp
Doing up a belt buckle
Adjusting the controller on a "rabbit ears" TV antenna
Adjusting the height of a lawn mower
A ratchet screw driver
Ripping Paper
Cracking a glow stick
Pushing the clip when opening an umbrella
An old style can opener
A money clip
A tap timer

And the winning continues:

Our latest winner Despina from Rostrevor had her thinking cap on when she told us the Mystery Sound was closing the door of a metal model car and helped herself to $6750 in the process:

Ron from Grange took home a lazy $1150 for recognising the sound as a plastic lid being removed from a cup of coffee:

Sheryl from Prospect nabbed a lazy $4950 by cracking this little nugget of audio as being removing your hand from a box of polystyrene:

Denise from Smithfield correctly guessed the mystery sound as "placing a CD in its case and closing the cover". Her keen ear has been rewared with a tidy $1450:

Previously Chris from Hillbank successfully picked the mystery sound as "tightening the top of a screw-top pencil sharpener" and snaffled $1800:

While Maureen from Smithfield walked away with $2,500 after correctly identifying the mystery sound as "a tape measure retracting":

And Craig from Seaford Meadows took home $10,000 during the drive home with Mark Elliston. He nailed the mystery sound as 'turning the lap counter of a slot car set back to zero":

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