The MasterTech Expo Day 2 Continued Strong at the Mesa Convention Center

MESA, AZ (03.08.23) – The MasterTech Expo 2023, that exceeded its targets for exhibitors and attendees in its second year, continued strong on Day 2. Its expansion over the 2022 show enabled larger class sizes and more attendees.

*The main hall was a gathering area for attendees to see a wide variety of custom fabrication projects.*

*Chip Foose and MasterTech Expo host Bryan Schmitt are center stage in this session.*

MasterTech Expo 2023 featured special guest Chip Foose, renowned vehicle designer and builder, who conducted a live design session for attendees on the main show floor, backed by a video wall that allowed attendees to see his work up close.

The sophomore show also added new technology as well. The Master Design and School of Fab courses both centered on demonstrations matching OEM design, styling tips and materials use when adding equipment and enclosers to a factory interior.

*Garry Springgay conducting “SubSonic” in the Modern Tech track.*

*Marcus Vasconcellos (R) covering new KENWOOD products and applications for motorcycles as the cruising season is here.*

“We’re extremely pleased with the turnout and excitement happening at our second show,” said Bryan Schmitt, founder of MasterTech Expo. “It’s both exciting and gratifying to see so many industry participants find value in what we are doing here at the MasterTech Expo in the Mesa Convention Center. We look forward to a better and more fulfilling presentation each year.”

In the outdoor exhibit area the Team Nutz crew checked out the latest from MEMPHIS AUDIO. Mark Schleipfer (L)-Powersports Division Manager and Nick LoMonaco (3rd)-MEMPHIS AUDIO President showed Ed, Tom and Ben the lineup on Day 2.

*JVC debuted a Polaris Ranger loaded with new powersports amps and speakers… custom installed by Brad’s Car Tunes.*

Planning for the 2024 trade show and training exhibition has already begun as show organizers look at additional spaces near the Mesa Convention Center to house more classes and vendor attractions.