they're still the same adverts, with the same words, but the voices are different. i wonder why?
can anyone think of a reason?

i'm not bored at all

Its all to do with the dopler effect and the difference between radio waves used by terestrial TV and the satellite broadcast used by Sky, so its really the same advert with the same voices, but the pitch of the voices has changed very slightly*


*may contain lies

The original actors had got too well known and were starting to command higher and higher fees for their work. So Halfords PR firm brought in some new talent with more enthusiasm for the roles and a lower fee.

Times are tight for everyone you see

^ thought it might have been something along them lines

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Originally posted by balidey
Its all to do with the dopler effect and the difference between radio waves used by terestrial TV and the satellite broadcast used by Sky, so its really the same advert with the same voices, but the pitch of the voices has changed very slightly*


*may contain lies

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Originally posted by balidey
Its all to do with the dopler effect and the difference between radio waves used by terestrial TV and the satellite broadcast used by Sky, so its really the same advert with the same voices, but the pitch of the voices has changed very slightly*


*may contain lies

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I like to sneek the Xfactor on the aerial TV in the bedroom and charge into the living room and lay a bet on with the wife just before they announce the result

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Originally posted by BenB
I like to sneek the Xfactor on the aerial TV in the bedroom and charge into the living room and lay a bet on with the wife just before they announce the result

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Originally posted by Mr Whippy

Though watching two TV’s fed through two different sources, like satellite and a digi box does cause quite a cool 1-3 second delayed echo from one tv and another

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Originally Sung by Steve Earl

I've heard that before

but it was chemically induced

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