The Siren Board

Since SupperBanshee has apparently been banned. Here is the ACA Demo footage that everyone has been waiting for. Everyone can thank supperbanshee for releasing this I'm just the middleman. Hopefully this will end the fighting on here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAJ1ZDyQbHQ

Hopefully he will be unbanned and tell us a bit about this video because he has been talking with James Biersach for a number of years now and could tell us more about ACA.

2nd Tape courtesy of SoundMaster391

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlBAyV2q7xY

2nd Tape https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvAwP9gxVQE courtesy of supperbanshee direct all thanks over to him feel free to shoot him a message on facebook.

I can't wait to watch these! I am at work but I will view this as soon as I get home. I know Bill N has a crap ton of older recordings, not sure if any of them are on the tapes but I could do some digging for further recordings. A shame about SuperBanshee. Justin is a good kid who can get a little hot headed sometimes, well more like a lot. Anyways, I'm excited!

I'll let Logan explain this more in his upcoming post, but he got more than a second chance. He got about 4. Anyway, cool video, thanks for sharing.

I will be posting the 2nd tape later this afternoon after I get home.

FSThunderboltfan1000 wrote:SupperBanshee has apparently been banned.

What?

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That is so weird seeing what those sirens looked new.
Am I the only one who finds the videos... kinda creepy?

Good grief, a Cyclone doing pulse! I really like the Hurricane in attack mode, too.. that's some mighty fine footage right there. I do wish they would've showcased one of their special-order port ratios; that would've been something. How they casted the double levels into those rotors is still a thing of awe to me.

SirenMadness wrote:Good grief, a Cyclone doing pulse! I really like the Hurricane in attack mode, too.. that's some mighty fine footage right there. I do wish they would've showcased one of their special-order port ratios; that would've been something. How they casted the double levels into those rotors is still a thing of awe to me.

I also wonder how they made their rotors. Lost foam casting maybe?

Perhaps. Could've been some kind of sand mold, too. I wonder as to whom supplied these companies with the rough, non-machined castings back in the day.