So either the following. A. ACA Allertor B. ACA P-15 C. ACA Screamer S10 D. FedSig SD10 E. FedSig Model 7T F. FedSig Model 5T (That's 9/12 port) G. ACA Banshee H. ACA Howler I. FedSig Single Horn TT J. ACA P-10 It could be any one of those. And they all sound beautiful.
@beha2009 True. Unfortunately it's most likely a synth though. Not to say it isn't impressive! Edit: Actually come to think of it, I listened to the video a second time. Now I can't tell!
I don't know how to say it. You can't really hear the rotation or 'Doppler effect". maybe because of the sound of the siren travelling through the wind and making a slight rotation like. Either an SD10 or maybe 9/12 rotating siren related.
Craig Baker-- they dont use it for thunderstormwarnings....duh....because it would induce panic.....the only use it for tornadoes...and uhhh...acttacks....."cough cough...thats why its alert and actaks cough cough"
well, craig is right. some towns activate sirens in alert for Severe T-Storm Warning and attack for Tornado Warning and attacks(hence the name) also some cities activate sirens for watches
So either the following.
A. ACA Allertor
B. ACA P-15
C. ACA Screamer S10
D. FedSig SD10
E. FedSig Model 7T
F. FedSig Model 5T (That's 9/12 port)
G. ACA Banshee
H. ACA Howler
I. FedSig Single Horn TT
J. ACA P-10
It could be any one of those. And they all sound beautiful.
what about fedsig 500t
What if it's a 9/12 port Soundmaster of some sort?
@beha2009 True. Unfortunately it's most likely a synth though. Not to say it isn't impressive!
Edit: Actually come to think of it, I listened to the video a second time. Now I can't tell!
@beha2009 It's interesting, yeah I'm not so sure!
DAYUM IS THIS A SYNTH??? SOUNDS SO EPIC!
The 2001 makes it all more realistic, very impressive for synth
You Can Hear A 2001 At The Beginning, Before The 9/12 Port Siren Winds Up.
Sounds exactly like what I hear from my house during a storm warning.
I don't know how to say it. You can't really hear the rotation or 'Doppler effect". maybe because of the sound of the siren travelling through the wind and making a slight rotation like. Either an SD10 or maybe 9/12 rotating siren related.
Or A Dual Tone Banshee.
Or a screamer S-10
When you said cannot heat rotation, it’s called the Doppler effect
Yeah I say probably an SD-10
banshee gang
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Sirens that came to mind:
5T, 7T, Cyclone, Banshee, P-10, Allertor, 500AT, and mainly the SD-10.
It was rotating. So probably one of the P’s
A cyclone is 8/12 port not 9/12.
@@MasenMonster It's rare, but some are 9/12.
@beha2009 Bro I thought that a whole year ago
@@SilverThunder710no cyclones are 9/12, they're all 8/12
Some cities have an all clear for after the warning is cancelled or expires. Not anywhere I've lived does it though.
Let’s go Yankees!!
This ambiance has:
P-10 or P-15
And 2001’s
Never a settling sound or sight. Siren and bad weather.
Is this a synth?
Snowcube no
Thundertrain2930 Yes it is
Yes, And its So Realistic.
COOL
Maybe a SD 10 or Allertor
YES
P-15
Not all-clear. After, WW2, America did not have this. This is Alert mode, commonly used for severe weather.
3 minutes of Alert like that means Severe thunderstorm warning.
Craig Baker-- they dont use it for thunderstormwarnings....duh....because it would induce panic.....the only use it for tornadoes...and uhhh...acttacks....."cough cough...thats why its alert and actaks cough cough"
well, craig is right. some towns activate sirens in alert for Severe T-Storm Warning and attack for Tornado Warning and attacks(hence the name) also some cities activate sirens for watches
@@Bansheelover101 ever heard of harsh gust & golf-sized hail?
is there a Thunderbolt 1000T
I live down the street from a Model 5, But it doesn't sound this cool!
Scariest video of yours behind the thunderbolt siren ambience
this too real to be a synth
but nice synth
SD-10 or p-10 or any other 9/12 siren etc. .
LSXR1200 or a allertor
WAT A BEAST
Aca allertor
Is that a 5t/7t i hear?
StrikerTheFoxy probably a Banshee
Aca allertor and a 2001
its a 5t or 7t
Could be an SD-10
StrikerTheFoxy I hear an SRN
Allertor