7x Totally agree! I prefer some models over others, but this one is probably in the top three for me.

@@allintodrumsandguns Sane here, but I'd have to say that if the Whelen sirens, the WS-227s and WS-224 are the kings.

Liam Pattison Photography That’s great, I’m glad you finally found it!

HI LIAM!!

It's the "alternate wail" btw

You’re welcome, more to come!

Maybe...there are quite a few alt/comp. tones, but I’ll see if I can’t reprogram it with some variety.

i am idiot US

Not that I’m aware of on this unit. I think there is a tone similar to what your describing called an “intersection tone”. I forget which siren it’s on, but I would check that out and see if it’s what your looking for.

@@allintodrumsandguns you’re thinking of the Powercall DX5200 intersection tone.

David Dobry The software from Whelen just calls it “ALT Wail”, and I have not seen another title for it. I did come up with my own name for it, “Pursuit Wail”, but that’s my own label.

joshua kidd I’d be glad to see if I can assist. Do you still have my email?

No

joshua kidd Ok, you can send photos, and videos, or however is best for you to my email doublebassdrummerman9000@gmail.com

Email sent

I believe you can program the newer ones. Not sure if it’s possible on a computer, but I have seen it done by using the control head in program mode.

@@allintodrumsandguns hello how to put the program mode and or press?

According to the Whelen website, it’s called “Alt. Wail”

sounds like your referring to a rumbler

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b7KagLCcks_aaJ8.html around 3:45 that sound?

whelen ultra hilo?

You know, mine has been in storage for over a year, and I don’t remember off the top of my head. I’ll grab it the next time I’m near my storage unit and I’ll remember once it’s in front of me again.

Depends on what type of lights are being used. If it is a WECan Lightbar, then that is a direct connection to the back of the amp. (Programming needs to happen first with computer software.) It it’s not, then it will have to be programmed either to the slide switch or designated control head buttons.

I am selling mine,...I have lightbars too.

its the dutch 3 tone

@@Ho11yw006 link to a vid?

@@QuaabQueb kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aayekqqdy7-vaGw.html

Tri tone is annoying 😂😂😂

Yes. All speakers should work with any siren. I’ve used Whelen speakers with Code 3 and FS sirens and vice versa.

It is dutch police

Hi, this is my personal collection and as of now, I don’t sell them. Sorry.

That’s how it originally was when I received it(manual as horn ring), but I changed it around a little.

When you have the siren tone selected, in the top right corner you can click the "+" button to create a "press 2." When the second press is selected, under the tones menu you can add the alt tone. Then on the input screen with the siren on the top row selected, have "MAN" set to either override tone or set to next phase. You can combine all of the wails on one button, etc for the others.

zboi778 Cool! I did see the “+” button, but at the time I had spent over an hour programming, so I didn’t mess with it, but I may have to go back and play with it a little.

With Command they added a lot of features previously unavailable. They’ve combined the Epsilon series tones into the gen 1 WeCan and ironed out many of the bugs from the old sapphire program. Happy programming and hope to see more of what you come up with!

zboi778 Sounds good, and thanks for the insight! I hope to get another video out of it with different tones, but it probably won’t be until after Xmas.

I’m not understanding your question...please define “core”, thanks.

The speakers are run in line with each other. Meaning the single outputs are capable of pushing 2 100w speakers on the same tone. In order to have 2 speakers providing dual tones, you would need a "dual-tone" siren that had dual 100w outputs instead of a single output capable of 200w.

@@naithanbohan4730 Thank you. 200 watts can burn outhe driver coil of a 100-watt speaker. How can Whelen not burn out a single 100-watt speaker if no switch from 200 down to 100-watt output? Unless Whelen has a circuit which somehow detects driver impedance and adjusts wattage output, I suspect it is notruly 200 watts. (Does Whelen ever claim 200 watts?) Best is to have *one* more-powerful tone than two less powerful frequencies. Square wave is best for sirens. The "air horn" and "mechanical siren" sounds are less loud because the driver's diaphragm expends energy producing additionaharmonics.

@@robertgift The cencom is able to detect if 1 or 2 speakers are hooked up. And no, its not a true 200watts but there is some science behind why however it still pushes both the speakers at max power.

Thank you. With my electrical engineering background, would like to khow dey do dat. Less than 200-watts is less than 200 watts. Would love to know how that "pushes both (100-watt) speakers at max power". Does Whelen ever say whatheir wattage output is? It _is_ fused at 20-amps. The Cencom has no heatsink.

According to the Whelen website, the siren tone is. I think it’s also called the “Martin Tone” but not 100% certain.

well it’s not really a bootleg it just sounds similar

That is incorrect. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/or-hdbFlmMeRl3k.html

Not the most beautiful sound it has to offer, that's for sure.

I don't know why, but Hi-Lo's make me want to rip my hair out.