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RascarDK Thank you for the positive feedback! I’m glad you enjoyed it!

Blake Andruw You’re very welcome! And thank you too!

Bob Mason ur not right The NYPD has the best and good rumbler sirens

@Gary Wood This man came in here and put the facts down

@@Equine.1 they use the same rumbler in this video

London Fire Brigade actually use the Whelen 12R (very very similar if not exactly the same tones)

Henry S Thanks! Much appreciated!

I just like the feel of the rumbler, but I do agree that dual sirens would pull traffic over quicker.

With my local department, they have dual, and rumbler, and our animal control uses CHP siren w/ rumbler, dont know why

Princess Lemmy Do you mean dual tone sirens?

@@nathanielhardynatha7837 or dual speaker?

Johanes Christian Thanks, and I currently don’t own any Feniex products.

It’s not terribly complicated, so long as you have the correct mic to replace with. My unit came with the mic cord already cut, but do cut it short if you haven’t already. There is a plastic clip on the front of the siren where the cord comes through that secures it in place; carefully pop that clip out to release what is left of the mic cord. You will see four small wires that connect to pins inside the siren. Gently remove the clasp from the pin. Either take a photo or remember which color went where to save time when you replace it with the new one. Reattach the plastic clasp, and you should have a working mic again.

The rumbler converts a signal to a low frequency pitch. It works exactly like a subwoofer system. Turn it on and your music has extreme low frequency; turn it off and your music is back to normal. Same with siren tones in this case. It works with any siren system not just FS. I hope that answers your question. Let me know if you need a better explication!

Yes speakers are required. It will work with one, but two is best for optimal performance.

Cameron McGarel This is different than the Alpha. The primary tones are the same, but the Alpha has more tones to choose from, as well as a different front face plate.

allintodrumsandguns the alpha has a hi lo and hyper yelp (USA only as far is I know) as well as the ones in the video. The alpha is sold with customisable tone selections in the uk. You can either have hi lo or rumbler.

Depends what yah get? A finex hammer (prolly spelled it wrong always do) it has its own tones most rumblers don’t tbough

@@johah2454 Ah okay cool.

itchyboy I personally haven’t altered it in any way, but I’m not the first owner, so it’s possible a predecessor may have, but for me no.

Oh, its second hand. Totally missed that, I thought you bought it brand new off that other KZfaqr. Well, whatever was done to it, it sounds awesome.

itchyboy Yes, I bought it from him used. I would be short on cash if I only purchased new equipment.

Probably sounds higher pitch because this is a 200 watt siren and he's using (2)100w speakers when most people only use one on their demos. I have a 100w 295hf100 and the siren tones sound exactly the same minus the rumbler obviously.

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