Where to buy?
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philyumpshus
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That's an electronic siren that mimics a Martin Horn; it's pretty much the standard for European ambulances. Whelen has a couple models that produce that tone.
Newberry13
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Based off of the lightbar being used, That would be a Hänsch siren. The thing about most German Emergency vehicles, is that the lights and the sirens are one integrated system. Thing Fed Sig Vision, but with the speakers built into the lightbar. That said, you can but the siren separately, but it costs a lot. Also, you need two speakers to run it. Whelen does make a few sirens with the Martin Horn tone, but they suck. It's way too fast, and doesn't duplicate the tremelo properly. If you have room, I'd suggest getting in touch with Dr. Dennis Stouffer on the board. He's a dealer for Fiamm. They make 2 and 4 trumpet airhorn systems like the actual Martin Horns.
Newberry13
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If you want an actual Martin Horn, do a search on ebay.de for martinshorn. If you don't mind the German electronic version, you can also search for Hänsch, Hella, or Pitsch-Bamag.
Newberry13
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Since Hänsch only makes one amplifier, this would have to be it: Sondersignalanlage Typ 620 - Sondersignalanlagen - Produkte - Warnsysteme - Signaltechnik
You'll have to use both speakers to get the full 120 watts of output. They also sell a model with just one speaker, put it's only 60 watts.
You'll have to use both speakers to get the full 120 watts of output. They also sell a model with just one speaker, put it's only 60 watts.
This is not a Hänsch, it´s a Pintsch-Bamag lightbar called TOPas. The siren could be a Pintsch-Bamag MS-300. This model can also imitate the sound of the Martin GM2297.
Example:
greetings from germany
Example:
greetings from germany
