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Lily D
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Dual Tone WPS 2740 Glastonbury, CT
Proud owner of a B&M 6GA general alarm siren.
Proud fire buff and siren enthusiast!
Proud fire buff and siren enthusiast!
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uncommonsense
Re: Dual Tone WPS 2740 Glastonbury, CT
Very nice find there!!!
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3t22
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Re: Dual Tone WPS 2740 Glastonbury, CT
I think I have a new favorite local siren. I recorded Company 4s 2740 which is still single toned, and could hear this one winding down, but passed it off as a mixing effect with Company 2s 2902 as I did when I caught that noon test ambiance last month. This was originally single toned like Company 4s. When it was changed, and why I have no idea, not that I'm complaining. Great catch.
Proud owner of a 2T, 5, M-5, 1000 Head, 7T, 3T22, and a single toned 2
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Lily D
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Re: Dual Tone WPS 2740 Glastonbury, CT
Thanks. I think that's a great sounding siren too. It sounds pretty scary, especially in attack tone.3t22 wrote:I think I have a new favorite local siren. I recorded Company 4s 2740 which is still single toned, and could hear this one winding down, but passed it off as a mixing effect with Company 2s 2902 as I did when I caught that noon test ambiance last month. This was originally single toned like Company 4s. When it was changed, and why I have no idea, not that I'm complaining. Great catch.
Proud owner of a B&M 6GA general alarm siren.
Proud fire buff and siren enthusiast!
Proud fire buff and siren enthusiast!
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