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John O'Driscoll for Carp Addict
(weblink www.carp-addict.com) -
"All in all, an excellent upgrade that improves an already good product, and the customer service
is also second to none. If you are thinking about buying a remote system with a receiver then look
no further than this bit of kit. Compatible with every known alarm on the U.K. market, at a very
competitive price, it oozes quality."
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Nigel Sharpe for Carpology
(weblink www.carpology.net) -
"I can’t afford to use substandard tackle which might let me down. On the same note I also wouldn’t
recommend any items of tackle that I haven’t used myself so when I took delivery of the new ATTx V2
System I made sure to test it on the bank before penning these words of recommendation."
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Carp Trade
(weblink www.anglingpublications.com) -
"The original ATTx remote system has been incredibly popular since its release in 2004, and now the refined
and improved ATTx v2 is ready to rock."
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Angling Times
(weblink www.anglingpublications.com) -
"The system not only improves on the previous V1 version but boasts a host of new features – extended battery
life; the receiver exactly mimics the bleeps from the alarm; low battery warning; and it will be compatible with
all future ATT products."
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Scott 'Geezer' Grant -
"I purchased the ATTx nine months ago from Specialist Tackle. The set I bought comprises three tranmitters and a
receiver that snugly fit in a small case. In the nine months that I have been using the system I have had no problems"
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Top Carp Gear -
"The ATTx is exteremely easy to set up, taking someone like me who isn't exactly gifted when it comes to technology
only a couple of minutes. If you're looking to go wireless then you won't find any better than this."
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Neil Hubber for Carp Addict
(weblink www.carp-addict.com) -
"This product fills the gap for people looking for a remote, but don’t want to replace their whole alarm system,
and it fills that gap very well. In my mind it is still a bit expensive at about 200 quid for the remote and 3
transmitters, but comparing that to the cost of replacing a set of buzzers it puts it into perspective."
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