High-Performance Roof Mounted Dual-Trumpet Horns by Wolo (418) - 12V Review

All good, good delivery, good product. Would buy this product again, this is the second device I have. Good product. I love it for boats.

it worked but it sounded weird, it sounded hoarse and it wasn't that loud but it worked well, I took it off and took the Wolo train horn, I just find it bad betting on an elevated golf cart for fun.

Great product perfect for letting vehicles know the 32ft RV is not very happy. The standard horns on my Winnebago E450 Ford just don't help when I'm trying to get other drivers' attention. YES, I would recommend this product.

In the early 2000's I had a Wolo Powerhouse horn kit on a custom truck that was probably a few years old at the time. Die-cast aluminum legs and body, solid stainless steel tubing. You can throw them in concrete and not much will happen. I bought this listing for a customer with a $100,000 boat that needed new horns. I remembered my old Powerhouse set and bought these. Big mistake. They're all plastic and weigh about the same as a regular laptop. I am ashamed to put them on my customers' cars…

I recently bought a Wolo model 418 (12V) horn. I was extremely disappointed in the quality of this product and outraged by Volo's dishonesty. Despite Revain's bad reputation, I believed Wolos CSR when he told me the bad reviews were due to improper installation. Horn. Volo assured me that their direct drive air pump was powerful enough to drive three tubes. This is a blatant lie. The pump is VERY INSUFFICIENT even for two pipes. I can blow trumpets a lot louder with my breath, SERIOUSLY. Now I…