Electric Horns
What electric horns are you using? I want something loud and electric and reasonably compact. My hot rod truck will be a 12vdc negative ground system. I found these but I'm not sure I like the sound.
https://www.autoanything.com/car-hor...supertone-horn What are you using? Thanks ahead of time for you responses. Philip |
I also found these with a different deeper tone:
PIAA | Automotive Superior Bass Horn (330/400Hz) #85115 Philip |
I like the Wolo horns The ones you have cited are more like the Euro-style horn and do not have the rich tone sound. IMHO
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I used a pair of horns from a 67-72 ford truck nice and loud.
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hella's sound like a Prius horn..... cute and girly
Piaa's were like an import horn Wolo's were louder but monotone... you need tuned horns (plural) I agree with tudor.... salvage yard... truck horns or find a coupe/sedan deville those old caddy horns are the bomb. I'm still looking for a deal on train horns but can visualize where to mount the compressor/tank and horns... john |
I too have always wanted the deep melodious two-tone horns used on big Caddy's of the 60's/70's. Very classy. I went to the boneyard and couldn't find any (all taken) so grabbed some off a big Lincoln. Not as classy but authoritative.
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i went to the junkyard also to buy my horns.i found a real nice pair of horns off of a buick roadmaster. they sound great.i only paid $20
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Hey Bob,
Do you remember what year of Roadmaster those horns came from? |
I've done a little more research on Cadillac horns. Ross the Caddy sound you are looking for is from the big cars (I don't know what models) is actually from a set of four horns and are musical notes of A, C, D and F. You can buy complete, reconditioned sets of all four with a warranty for around $90.00.
Philip |
hooler1, i dont remember but i think that they were of somewhere in the 80-90 range.not sure,good luck
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If memory serves me right, most all of the upscale GM cars had great sounding, loud horns. I believe the dual and triple tone horn was an option on some models. This includes six volt cars dating back into the 40s and 50s. I remember a particular1950 Buick that I was privy to ride in once in a while. having a horn that sounded with authority and a great radio.
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Originally Posted by AZAV8
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I've done a little more research on Cadillac horns. Ross the Caddy sound you are looking for is from the big cars (I don't know what models) is actually from a set of four horns and are musical notes of A, C, D and F. You can buy complete, reconditioned sets of all four with a warranty for around $90.00.
Philip Not quite authentic, but this gives the idea: |
[QUOTE=ALBUQ F-1 Purely musical!
Not quite authentic, [/QUOTE] Nice sound Ross, and I love that he went to the trouble to give his ride the unique sound. |
Wow! And I thought we were a little out there at times about our old trucks.
The Horn Guy on the video is mmm.... fixated on getting his horn to sound right. Ben in Austin 1950 F1 |
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