Burnett Power Saws M3 Canadian Locomotive Horn

[@peanutmwo6001]

theres just something about M horns that makes them so unique, K horns are punchy, P horns are a bit wheezy but sound heavenly, but theres something about M horns that is so good but dont what it is

[@Among_us3.0]

A commanding tone of the horn and kinda weirdly beautiful sounding I think that is what makes it good sounding

[@DanCron]

Tuning sounds similar to the Leslie s3l in parts. Albeit with that distinctive ‘M’ series timbre

[@ChainsawNW1218]

Nice creepy sound on that horn!🛤🚂

[@barrioscorona215]

After the restoration, were these horns still air hungry like usual M horn behavior?

[@TheHornKing]

Yea lol they still run through it. This M3 does have 3/16th power chamber inlets though so that helps

[@TwinLitz2]

Where do you buy your horns?

[@NorthEasternMotionProductions]

When did Burnett make these m3’s?

[@TheHornKing]

I’m least knowledgeable when it comes to early M horns but the very early 50s. 1950-1951

[@NorthEasternMotionProductions]

@@TheHornKingsame as Nathan? Huh

[@TheHornKing]

Yes just this was one was manufactured in Canada before Airchime moved to the US

[@lennongroover4189]

@@TheHornKingso if my dad ever lets me collect these even though I’m on my own and 24 where could I find ths hrn I’ve seen versus old cast P3 and the M3 this one somewhat goes high medium low, but it doesn’t sound weird. It’s like a K3 three OC but it’s a lowr tone

[@lennongroover4189]

@@TheHornKingand are they hiring