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Cutlassthunder
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Wheres the best place to purchase additional alarm sirens?

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ebay

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MICRO

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http://www.trainhorn.org

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Travis Atherton
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Cutlassthunder
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quote:
Originally posted by Murph:
ebay
ebay has good pricing but shipping and handling kills the discount

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Originally posted by PHATSOUNDS:
MICRO
micro???

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http://www.trainhorn.org
what does train horns have to do with sirens? I already have train horns

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"Kandy" painted 1988 Monte Carlo SS
24" Motto wheels.....6's for 06'
Kenwood KVT-911
Eclispe highs
(3) Kicker 15" L5's
(2) 15" flip downs, 5.6" fiberglassed into dash, (2) 5" in sunvisors

Drapped up and dripped out....SOLD!!!http://www.sounddomain.com/id/cutlasssalon
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Wanna-B-Basshead
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hook em up to the siren....

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Travis Atherton
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and aim the trainhorns into the cab of the truck. that'll get him the **** out.

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one claims 170 DB....

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Travis Atherton
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thats funny, I would put a few inside, or everyone inside, no one cares about the outside, people are used to hearing alarms go off, but if you are that sorry POS that breaks into someone car with a siren on the inside, I would ge the hell out. Put em on the inside, a couple of em. If more than one make sure to use a realy, most alarms are only 1/2 amp.
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I am looking for very high sound siren. I already have the stock and this one:

http://www.jcwhitney.com/GARAGE-PRO-PARALYZING-140dB-SIRENS/GP_2001355_N_111+10201+600013461_10101.jcw

It's loud but don't think 140db. After I install it with the stock siren it covers the sound of other siren, so I looking for another real loud one. Any Help.
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pimpin at my house
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wow, that is way over priced. if you want it LOUD i would run a relay and use many sirens hidden all over the veichle...
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I use 2 of these in the engine. Had to cut some of the plastic flare off with a hacksaw to fit. Just make sure not to cut the trumpet.


Ademco 30w Siren

http://www.homesecuritystore.com/ezstore123/DTProductZoom.asp?productID=348&bViaAC=True

* I would recommend using the warble tone over the steady.


Use mini piezo sirens as 'pain generators' in the interior.

That combo will be LOUD enough to drive the majority of punk asses away the opposite direction & stay away! [Wink] [Eek!]

The one's who stay want a confrontation & most don't.

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