ATI HPSS-32 + 2T22 Prerecorded Audio - Blast & Attack | California, MD

[@J19_vlogger74]

Was this quieter than a normal ATI because of it being a recording instead of being generated by the controller? Also, was that the siren peaking, or was that microphone distortion?

[@BaltimoreSirens]

It is 2T22 prerecorded audio, so in this case they just put the recording into the controller, which makes it sound quieter then it should sound, this is the same for San Franciscos ATI HPSS 32's that have STL-10 Pre-Recorded audio. And yes this was microphone distortion as the audio was from an IPhone X lol

[@J19_vlogger74]

@@BaltimoreSirens do you know why pre-recorded tones are quieter than tones generated directly by the controller?

[@BaltimoreSirens]

I believe that the soundwaves decrease in frequincy since the original source is farther

[@392057]

It seems that the sound file for the attack is a prerecorded blast of the 2T22, which should be repeated several times when sounding attack, but initially it played only once instead of several times. Also: The sound hears like Federal Signal Thunderbolt.

[@BaltimoreSirens]

Yeah the old system used to consist of mostly 2T22s and 2 Model 5s. I guess the EMA got a prerecording of a 2T22 sounding in this system and put it on an ATI. They also put it on a modulator

[@CentralVirginiaEAS]

@@BaltimoreSirens www.stmaryscountymd.gov/_Media/Local/ES/Audio/Tornado_Siren.mp3 LITERAL AUDIO FILE LOL

[@ihaveheadtrauma]

California, MD = 3T22 Pre-Record San Francisco, CA = STL-10 Pre-Record

[@piktureit]

I despise the fact that the audio cuts off when the pre-recorded 2t22 starts to wind down. I just despise this "siren" in general.

[@lhennacis2051]

at22

[@Ahmad__Muslim]

I have these all over my town

[@SilverThunder710]

I kind of think ATI's are cool in cases, such as this one and the ones in San Francisco.

[@chrismorales1234]

In big cities they work very well like in Israel and Chile

[@CentralVirginiaEAS]

I think they are good for small rural areas, but the problem is that ATI makes false claims of their product.

[@mikeperdomo2108]

Hey Baltimore Sirens That ATI HPSS-32 Sounds Like Federal Signal 2T22

[@BaltimoreSirens]

Because it has 2t22 prerecorded audio encrypted into the siren

[@Fpvdroneandbrud]

​@@BaltimoreSirensNow his name is AT22 (it's jokes)

[@Dogappel]

they should've use the normal tones. this is so quiet.

[@BaltimoreSirens]

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[@TexanToilets]

Goofy ahh siren.

[@DroneAnt]

Gosh. I had to say its a Crappy ATI 3T22.

[@bruh3120]

Cursed

[@thelift9428]

Sounds like 3t22

[@BaltimoreSirens]

the EMA replaces the audio drivers with 2t22 pre-recorded audio as the system did used to consist of mostly 2T22s

[@mostirrational]

I'm curious: why do y'all siren enthusiasts hate ATI's so much?

[@BaltimoreSirens]

Because they are so quiet and unessecary

[@BaltimoreSirens]

I think it's still ass but if you like it that is totally fine 😁

[@CentralVirginiaEAS]

@@BaltimoreSirens They also false advertise

[@gian3248]

they’re really not that bad. kind of depends on the install because some of them are great and work well.

[@CentralVirginiaEAS]

@@gian3248 San Fransisco is in the process of suing ATI because apparently they are melting in the sun.

[@PalmPeakMarketing]

What the hell is that shit 😂😂 Really trying to turn an ATI HPSS 32 into a 2T22. Pure disappointment.

[@RossiZockt]

They exchanged a good product for a poop barrel. 🤦🏻‍♂🤦🏻‍♂🤦🏻‍♂🤦🏻‍♂🤦🏻‍♂

[@BaltimoreSirens]

Ik right lol

[@MarsCannon]

goofy ahh atis