Seige Engineering train horns, buyers beware
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150 db horns
If you have people that drive like the people in my town, you need them. Drivers are either on the phone or texting or just not paying attention to what they are doing, so when they start drifting in to my lane I let lose with the 150 db horns that I have, then they pay attention.
Champion
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: North Eastern England
WOW....thread resurection from 2007.
I still have my Kong mk11's and use them regularly.
I need some replacement horn diaphragms, but I can't seem to find a link to Seige anymore.
Have they gone bust??
Al.
I still have my Kong mk11's and use them regularly.
I need some replacement horn diaphragms, but I can't seem to find a link to Seige anymore.
Have they gone bust??
Al.
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Joined: Aug 2013
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From: Ohio
Agreed.
Wednesday riding my motorcycle in the metro parks... a train came up from behind me... and off went his horns... (REAL Train) as road went along the tracks.. for 10 miles. between Cleveland and Akron Ohio.
WOW...and WOW 50 feet from behind and not expecting it....
Champion
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: North Eastern England
Al.
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My Horns
Those are nice, but I prefer the ProBlaster HK9 train horn set. Check out the specs: http://www.trainhornsunlimited.com/p...train-horn-kit
