🎺 Wolo (415) Airsplitter Metal Chrome Trumpet Horns - 12V, Low & High Tone Review

Walter E. Poole Jr says Got my horns today and installed them on my Honda Goldwing man what a difference that makes, they are the best they could have can have for us bikers. Now if they pretend I'm not there and stop in front of me or try to line up with me, those horns will give a short blast and they'll move out of the way. Now I'm respected on the street. EXCELLENT PURCHASE! I have told all my friends where I bought them.

SEAS, a not-for-profit, all-volunteer sailing training organization, hosts regattas several times a year. The battery operated horn used to signal the countdown, start and finish of a race has been weakened by years of exposure to saltwater spray and rough handling in off-season storage. This pair of noises brought our signal box back to full strength! Noisy? Definitive! At one point, the race committee that runs it covered it with a towel to muffle the intense sound a bit. Double tones are…

I have a Nissan pickup truck and it originally came with a pathetic horn that would only draw attention if blown in the library. After some research I decided on this horn. It has high sound quality, but its pitch must be a little lower, and I think it's a little weak. I was expecting to startle people, but only those in the convertible would get annoyed. Maybe that's a good thing, because I had no intention of using this device as a sonic weapon. This horn can really raise a smile as it's more

The name says a lot. I also bought Wolo 619 Bad Max Black. The 619 was a little louder, but it's just a tone. For my RAM truck, I like the dual-tone sound better. (Save me the 619 for my little Saturn Sky.) The frequencies chosen for the trumpets could have been a bit lower in tone, but they still sound good. I would set them at about the same volume as the standard horns, but they sound better. The stock horns and whistles would have been retained, but another relay would have to be connected…