Do these horns sound American? European/German/Italian? I know it's a subjective question, but I'd like to have a description of what they sound like
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They sound like a buick to me. Here's what they sound like on my motorcycle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEmCgvGsneU
890257
The compressor need to be mounted close to the horns and it is not the prettiest of items. I mounted the horns and compressor under the right rear saddlebag on my Goldwing and you can only see the front of the horns and it sounds great!
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"Polyphonic tunes" that are approximately 5 seconds long and sound like: (1) many-toned/instrumented (almost organ-y) 'grand entrance'; (2) happy clangy normal doorbell chime (to me); (3) complex dark pianistic tune. I think they are quite nice. I picked (2) as our normal tune and I was thinking of using (1) for winter holidays and (3) for Halloween. They don't sound like snippets of radio tunes, just really fancy doorbell chimes. =)
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You'd definitely hear a horn honking, but beyond that, it's going to depend on how loud you play your music. If it helps, they don't completely block out all noise. If you were to have them in your ears but not playing anything through them, you'd still hear outside noises, if a little muffled.
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Mine sounds awesome. I couldn't be more please for the price to quality ratio. I've had a few of my fellow players comment on it's good sound. I can't, of course, say what yours might sound like but I'm pleased with mine and have had it for quite a while now ... good luck
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I have not finished on my project yet, the shipment came from Germany with the store's web address on the envelope, I don't know how they sound, but I compare them with a set of dragonfire from guitarpartsonline.com or a set from guitarfetish.com I bet they should sound good, Wilkinson is a good brand from England, I have a Wilkinson tremolo in my Carvin, I was thinking that they are cheap because they are built in China, but like I said the shipment came from Germany, I have to finish my project and check them out, the tremolo in my Carvin cost $150, but that's an original U.S. Wilkinson tremolo, I don't know about the pickups, I got these because the brand + the economical prize. Lace is a good brand too! Both are great if they are original, some Fender Jaguars uses Lace
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The name on the side actually says, "Hawk"... I searched on long for Anaxa and Hawk - could not find anything. I would have to say for the price - it has to be China. There is no way for $300.00 this horn was made anywhere else. I will probably upgrade in 2 years or so. But for now, I have had it 94 days. I still love it and play it every day. :)
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Not screechy at all. I don't pretend to be a sound equipment connoisseur, just an avid music listener, all different types, for my whole life. To my ear these sound superb in the bass, mid and triple range with my device equalizers set to "OFF". That's my opinion.
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Hi Jess yes they came in the original Hella packaging.... I like the horns but some people don't like the sound of them. They are a higher pitch sound but can use some more lower tone. How this helps.
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I have been made to understand that these horns have been made to be used with 6 volt DC hence when you connect to 12 volt DC you get a higher pitch, this is why there is talk of using a resistor, I assume that the golf cart is 12 volt this is why you are not getting a satisfying sound. I hope this was of some help.
729685
Sorry, we do not have a horn comb of this style at present. thank you for your question.
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Go to: http://www.hella.com/hella-sg/assets/media/HSG0236_Hella_Horns_Brochure.pdf All your questions will be answered.
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I appreciate that, I wanted to get back to you.I love my Definitive speakers I am running the 40s on the sides I'm running actually 10 speakers with definitive studio 350s in the rear a separate single powered older Definitive subwoofer I bought in the early 90s for the heck of it, the 8060's in the front, and an 8080 center speaker. I listen to a lot of heavy metal and I like my whole house to expand and they do the trick, your set up sounds perfect for the 40s, I'm sure you'll love them.Stan
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I don't think they can be. I tried both ways and neither worked. I only have 1 of the 2 horns wired on my system. I couldn't get both to work I think they pull too many amps for the little system. If you do find a way please let me know
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I don't have precise enough instruments at the moment to give you exact numbers, but I an honestly say that they sound amazing. It has very warm lows, mids, and highs: none of the sound is altered, and you get a very precise representation of the music. If you're interested in these, but are looking for more of an accentuated bass, the Gold are better. These headphones are definitely good, but there are other alternatives if you feel uncomfortable without the specs (for some reason, Monster never releases them) like the IE80 or SE535. Sorry I couldn't answer you question precisely, but I hope this will help as these headphones really do have a good frequency response.
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Yes. They're a type of instrument like the old Flutophones or Tonettes we played when we were in elementary. They come in different ranges of sound from high-pitched to low-pitched. They're like "Indian flute" sounds.
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The Itailians are great at two things: [ 1 ] Exoitic, fast cars [ 2 ] Sound. To wit: LOUD electric horns and exhaust on motorcycles to make a 150CC bike sound like a 500CC up. "Itilian", Fiam, although not always made in Italy, the most noise with the least current draw. Believe-it-or-not, Saturn (ex division of GM) used Fiam horns, NOT Delco.