Secret Sound

The DevonAir Radio Secret Sound is here, and you could win some serious cash by working out our mystery sound!

Check out our new Secret Sound below 

£1000 Could be yours for just identifying our secret sound...

We’ll play the secret sound during Breakfast at 8:40am and 9:40am, Ben will pick two lucky listeners at random who will have a chance to guess the secret sound.

How to Play

To enter, text or email the word SOUND & YOUR NAME & NUMBER 

to 07453 90 80 70. or studio@devonairradio.com

Every competition round, we'll pick a contestant at random from all the messages received.

Only one entry per mobile number/email  will be counted in the draw - there's no advantage in sending multiple texts/emails.

If you've been chosen to play, we'll call your number, if you don't answer the phone, we'll then select another contestant at random.

Once you've played, you can enter again another day as soon as you've come up with another guess.

And of course, if you correctly identify the Secret Sound, you'll win the money.

Good luck!

Here's what's been guessed so far, but are wrong ...

A Sewing Machine - CJ in Budleigh - Friday 20th February

An Old Machine that Makes Stamps - Kristina in Exeter - Friday 20th February

Punching Numbers into a Calculator - Amber in Exeter - Thursday 19th February

A Sink Plunger - Louise in Exeter - Thursday 19thm February

Pressing the Buttons on an Old Style Jukebox - Kev in Exmouth - Wednesday 18th February 

Badder Pen for a Bingo Card - Mike - Wednesday 18th February 

Birds Landing on a Roof - Julian in Exeter - Tuesday 17th February 

Pressing Old Fashioned Till Keys - John in Exmouth - Tuesday 17th February 

Counters being used on a Board Game  - Filo in Sidmouth - Monday 16th February

A Pricing Gun - Nick in Beacon Heath - Monday 16th February

Someone Wiping their Feet on a Door Mat - Jan in Exmouth - Friday 13th February 

A Stamp being Pressed onto a Passport  - James in Topsham - Friday 13th February 

Clicking a Computer Mouse - Amanda in Crediton - Thursday 12th February

A Shop Pricing Gun - Simon in Exeter - Thursday 12th February

Clasps on a Briefcase ​​​​​​- Janine in Exeter - Wednesday 11th February 

​​Tapping the Keys on an 80's Phone - Harlie from Exeter College - Wednesday 11th February

Using a Potato Masher - Glenn in Newton Abbot - Tuesday 10th February 

A Baby Sucking a Dummy - Simon in Exeter - Tuesday 10th February 

A Rifle Bolt being Adjusted - Tony in Sidmouth  - Monday 9th February 

Taking a Plastic Lid off a Paint Pot - Chris from Exmouth - Monday 9th February 

Paint brush being used or cleaned - Naomi in Exeter - Friday 6th February

An Old Cash Register Till - Ali in Exmouth - Friday 6th February

Tap Dancing  - Bob in Exminster - Thursday 5th February

Video Tape being pushed into a VCR - James in Exmouth - Thursday 5th February

A Soap Dispenser - Louise in Exmouth - Wednesday 4th February

Hairdressing Scissors - Adele in Rochdale - Wednesday 4th February

A Cat Flap - Chris in Chillington - Tuesday 3rd February

Old Fashioned Jukebox Selecting a Record - Victoria in Exmouth - Tuesday 3rd February

Changing a Ribbon on an Old Printer - Claire at Exeter Hospital - Monday 2nd February

Old Push Button Telephone - Daryl in Exmouth - Monday 2nd February

A Morse Code Machine - Aleah in Exeter - Friday 30th January 

Onion being Chopped - Joy in Poltimore - Friday 30th January 

An Old TV Remote - Tom in Marsh Barton - Thursday 29th January 

Printer Press for Clothing - Nicole in Exmouth - Thursday 29th January 

Till Buttons being Pressed - Jane from Countess Wear - Wednesday 28th January 

Cracking an Egg - Janine in Exeter - Wednesday 28th January 

Old Mechanical Adding Machine ​​​​​​- Robert in Exeter - Tuesday 27th January 

A pair of Garden Shears - Nigel in South Hams - Tuesday 27th January 

Tapping out Ketchup from a glass bottle - Richard - Monday 26th January

Changing the speed on a treadmill - Louise in Exeter - Monday 26th January

Plastic Packaging being Pierced with a Pen - Debbie from Teignmouth working in Exeter - Friday 23rd January

Propelling a Pencil (Pushing the lead out of a pencil - Back Lane Bob - Friday 23rd January

Checking the car door is locked - Jilly in Exmouth - Thursday 22nd January

An Old Fashioned Typewriter keys being struck - Kelly in Bovey Tracey - Thursday 22nd January

Flicking on the switches in the studio - Jan in Exmouth - Wednesday 21st January

Bath Toy being stuck to the side of a bath  - Richard in Sowton - Wednesday 21st January

Tapping Keys on a Calculator - Alison in Dawlish - Tuesday 20th January

Clicking a Ballpoint Pen - Hayley in Seaton - Tuesday 20th January

Printer Ink Cartridge being Replace - Stuart from Exmouth - Monday 19th January

Piercing a Yoghurt Pot Lid - Julian from Exmouth - Friday 16th January

Tapping a Laptop - Harley from Exeter College - Friday 16th January

Piercing the plastic film on a microwavable meal - Caroline from Heavitree - Thu 15th January

An electronic door keypad - Janine working on the outskirts of Exeter - Thu 15th January

A stapler being used - Marissa from Exmouth - Wed 14th January

Tapping on a computer keyboard  - Jodie from Teignmouth Wed 14th January

Putting your hand into a packet of crisps - Jack from Exeter - Tue 13th January

Tapping keys on a calculator - Jane from Brixington- Tue 13th January

Previous Secret Sound - Coffee Pod being put in a coffee machine
Winner - Gav from Exmouth £1,000

Previous Secret Sound - Jack Plug being inserted and then taken out

No Winner by Christmas Eve so We Donated the £1,000 to the Royal Devon Hospital Bramble Ward

Previous Secret Sound - Cap being Twisted off a Deodorant Can

Winner Fairground Nige from Dawlish £750

Terms and Conditions

DevonAir Radios standard terms and conditions apply to all competitions on DevonAir Radio.

In addition, the following specific rules apply to the DevonAir Radio Secret Sound competition:

• Entries will be selected by generating a random number corresponding to the order in which entries have been received.
• Only one entry per mobile number/email will be accepted.
• There will be two competition round per day during the breakfast show. 
• In the event of circumstances beyond our control (e.g. loss of transmission, urgent breaking news, studio emergencies, etc) we reserve the right to run the competition at the earliest opportunity after these times - in the event that this is necessary, it will be announced on air.
• If you fail to answer the telephone when we call you, you will be deemed to have forfeited your opportunity to play and another number will be chosen at random to enter a guess.
• By entering the competition, you are agreeing to be identified as a winner and you may be asked to take part in some publicity activity (e.g. photocalls with local press)
• Employees, Members or volunteers of DevonAir Radio, their families, or any persons directly or indirectly connected with the competition are not eligible to enter any competitions.