Which music retailer's 1990s marketing campaign introduced a distinctive five-note sonic logo that became so recognizable it increased store visits by 23% and was later adopted by their online platform?

Music industry marketing campaigns often leverage unique sonic elements to create memorable brand associations. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most successful sonic branding campaigns in music retail history that changed how consumers engaged with music purchases and influenced future marketing strategies across the industry.

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Tower Records with their 'No Music, No Life' campaign
HMV with their 'dog and gramophone' audio signature
Virgin Megastores with their 'V for Vinyl' sound mark
Sam Goody with their 'Sound Advice' musical identifier