@Adelaide6986 Bells don't move when they are struck with hammers, and no real bell sounds like this. These are Maas-Rowe electronic bells that use small bronze rods to generate the tone. Without a doubt, Maas-Rowe units are the most unrealistic-sounding units on the market.
@Audinos A Maas Rowe system is not meant to sound like cast bells. Instead the sound of a Maas Rowe Digital Chronobell is the sound of "electronically amplified cathedral chimes" for which they hold the patent and have since the 1940s. This they built upon to create the "Grand Symphonic Carillon". In this business you must have something truly unique, and not follow the pack.
@Adelaide6986 A Maas Rowe system is not meant to sound like cast bells. Instead the sound of a Maas Rowe Digital Chronobell is the sound of "electronically amplified cathedral chimes" for which they hold the patent and have since the 1940s. This they built upon to create the "Grand Symphonic Carillon". In this business you must have something truly unique, and not follow the pack.
@Audinos They do have that typical "reedy" electronic sound to them, I'm betting the real bells are idle and were replaced with a speaker and automated sound system junk, that would also explain why the clock shows one time while the "bells" are ringing out at the wrong time.
The clock above the door looks like it says 4:45
SgtSavage166 1 year ago
@SgtSavage166 That clock is wrong.
Adelaide6986 6 months ago
@Adelaide6986 Well, yeah. lol
SgtSavage166 6 months ago
The only thing I don't like about the actual westminster chime tune is the quick sped up parts of it
AwesomeDude541 2 years ago
Too bad they're electronic.
Audinos 2 years ago
@Audinos They sound like bells to me and also I thought I saw a bell moving below the clock face.
Adelaide6986 6 months ago
@Adelaide6986 Bells don't move when they are struck with hammers, and no real bell sounds like this. These are Maas-Rowe electronic bells that use small bronze rods to generate the tone. Without a doubt, Maas-Rowe units are the most unrealistic-sounding units on the market.
Audinos 2 weeks ago
@Audinos A Maas Rowe system is not meant to sound like cast bells. Instead the sound of a Maas Rowe Digital Chronobell is the sound of "electronically amplified cathedral chimes" for which they hold the patent and have since the 1940s. This they built upon to create the "Grand Symphonic Carillon". In this business you must have something truly unique, and not follow the pack.
Xerox6085I 2 weeks ago
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@Adelaide6986 A Maas Rowe system is not meant to sound like cast bells. Instead the sound of a Maas Rowe Digital Chronobell is the sound of "electronically amplified cathedral chimes" for which they hold the patent and have since the 1940s. This they built upon to create the "Grand Symphonic Carillon". In this business you must have something truly unique, and not follow the pack.
Xerox6085I 2 weeks ago
@Audinos They do have that typical "reedy" electronic sound to them, I'm betting the real bells are idle and were replaced with a speaker and automated sound system junk, that would also explain why the clock shows one time while the "bells" are ringing out at the wrong time.
NativePrairieWolf 2 weeks ago