Vintage Mechanical Horns on March Time | Fire Alarm Compilation

[@acutemadness]

clearly the housing makes a difference in tone a lot of those use the digital faraday diaphragm essentially

[@Fahrenheit4051]

Excellent test! In my opinion, the 2901-9833 and -9838 are the best horns ever made for the following reasons: - They sound great - Aren't too loud - Probably the least prone to wear and becoming "sick"

[@officialsimplexguy]

I agree. I can’t tell you how many federal signal vibratones I’ve had completely break on me beyond repair. Never had a single faraday horn do that

[@Fahrenheit4051]

@@officialsimplexguy Don't forget the 6220 series **kccacckkkckkccczzzz**

[@emilygranus548]

I love this! I love the different models Simplex makes, especially the tones. 💜

[@emilygranus548]

Excellent test btw 👍🏻

[@awesomeandy8588]

Neat 🤩 I had no idea that you got a U-HN-MCS! Those are hard to come by! One of my favorites, along with the 2903s lol

[@Loganetics1]

Beautiful… just beautiful!

[@ticearpey3235]

2:20 that 9833 actually sounds like it could’ve been in a system SimplexTech tested. Excellent compilation!

[@officialsimplexguy]

It does but it actually came from a different system. It has pigtails unlike the ones in his video. They all came with trim plates instead of light plate too

[@texasfiresafety]

Probably just an average -9833 sound since those horn have a unique tone

[@firealarm2903_]

Love this video, and love mechanical horns!

[@user-Calebculwell]

I love that 4050-80! I want one lol

[@FireRescue80]

Did you get a new camera? Quality looks a lot better. Nice little compilation.

[@officialsimplexguy]

No. Just took advantage of the sunlight coming through the window behind me

[@Kevin-Vivas]

My old elementary school had the second fire alarm but without the strobe light and the “fire” text

[@djijspeakerguy4628]

Those last two sounded like car horns. They even harmonized in the same way car horns are designed to do! I’m pretty sure these happen to be similar tech to car horns anyway. And the AC powered versions are just scoreboard buzzers in disguise.

[@matthewantonucci6751]

Hey, The Noise Of That Red 4903-9219 Sound's Alot Like A Napco RP1CAE2 High Pitch In Fire Alarm Mode On 120bpm MarchTime

[@RaccoonAlarmsVosgra]

Nice video!

[@KenmoreTheWashingMachine]

3:57 this sounds like a car

[@JoshCraver9000]

The 9805 sounds a lot better than it used to!

[@officialsimplexguy]

It’s a NIB one

[@aidanthetoiletelevatorfire7554]

Awesome sound off! Is the first one 4903-9220 or 4903-9218?

[@officialsimplexguy]

9218

[@BlueThunderboltsiren]

3:59 The Simplex Car Horn.

[@JacobPrater-x3g]

0:22 what alarm was that?

[@officialsimplexguy]

Siemens U-HN-MCS

[@JacobPrater-x3g]

Thanks

[@vintagesimplexfirealarmsof6440]

Was that the 4010 doing it also weres the ac horns at

[@officialsimplexguy]

4005

[@Kindiwx13]

Pretty cool

[@Undercoverelevator212-s2n]

Best code for the Federal Signal D1 based horns.

[@loren4777]

That 4903 horn on that light plate sounds just like the one from the school fire drill video of 2006

[@Mr.TeddyBear3]

Nice Beat's

[@LF5xu]

Is it just me or does your camera barely catch the flashes from the strobes? Also i like the Simplex lights. Theyre pretty cool

[@officialsimplexguy]

Forgot to film in 60 fps

[@jjvlogs4315]

Can you tell me we’re I can get a 4903 9102 light plate at?

[@FireRescue80]

Ebay. Good luck finding one.

[@jjvlogs4315]

I couldn’t find one on eBay

[@FireRescue80]

​@@jjvlogs4315Like I said. Good luck finding one.

[@LorenLorenzen-s8h]

Reminds me of pre k an kindergarten days

[@SBSLimburgNL]

The Cerberus Pyrotronics horn strobe sounds like the 9219

[@berthamiranda4237]

Use 0.75x speed for 90 BPM March Time

[@SirenLightsInnovate]

3:58 car alarm

[@coreymcmillan3312]

Like or y will pull fire