🦃 Wolo (410) Wobbler Wild Turkey Air Horn - 12V, Two Tone Turbo Review

I went to the WOLO website to hear the sound of this horn. In "Steady" mode on the side, it sounded like I wanted it to. Once installed (further dyno testing needed to be done) it sounded too much like the horn of an exotic sports car - very high pitched. It's a cool sound if that's what you're looking for, but it was out of place in the truck. Just think wolo needs to update its website with more accurate audio. The compressor and horns are of pretty good quality. For safety reasons, I think…

The beeps are very loud and have an interesting sound, but as several other reviewers have noted, these are not Exactly sound if you are looking for an authentic bike horn. The sequence is too slow and the horn tones are wrong. Otherwise they have a "wobbly" sound so can't really complain. Find the Fiamma Tour Horn if you are looking for a truly authentic team car sound. If you're looking for an example of how they sound, check out the Wolo website. Installation was relatively easy, but a few…

This is a nice set of air horns, not at all like the old Italian horns I had in the 70's but everything made of plastic and very light . I have no problem with the material and the assembly is very easy. Don't worry about the turkey, it's just marketing talk, it doesn't quite look like a turkey but it's different from anything you may have heard. And you can just switch it back to a trumpet sound, damn it's loud. The only thing to note is that the hose that comes with it works when the…