LIRR DE30AC With A Classic Nathan M3 Airhorn On The Port Jefferson Branch

[nyshortline]

Compare this horn to the P3. Same notes, but notice the P3 has a more "brassy" quality to its sound.

[EMDFAN1988]

The P series and M series play the same musical notes. Every horn has their own unique sound.. They might be tuned to sound one way, however over time they develope their own "personality"

[tigerlee1106]

great video, i agree wtih murjax. Every Diesel out there. >:)

[joyjeong15]

whrere are you at night

[EMDFAN1988]

A secret location

[billbarman]

haha, great to hear these again

[EMDFAN1988]

Most definitely was. It was magical in person i must say.

[DE30415]

Great stuff as always! What engine was that on?

[EMDFAN1988]

Thanks, Uhhh I didn't catch the number. Sorry peter

[murjax]

Ok that was so good, I think MTA needs to put it on every LIRR and MNRR locomotive and cab.

[EMDFAN1988]

Believe it or not back in the 70's and 80s LIRR had them on most of their engines. But yes it was impressive. The crew and i felt like we died and came back.

[CSXRP]

Gotta love that awesome horn. It sounds so much similiar to the RS3L. Don't you think? Awesome video!

[Train538]

It does sound similar to the RS3L!

[EMDFAN1988]

An RS3L Would be a LOT louder. an somewhat deeper.

[Train538]

Yeah I know but it does just a little bit sound similar.

[EMDFAN1988]

eh lol The M3 has a much better melody to it.

[Train538]

Oh yes by far.

[EMDFAN1988]

Were doin an M5 in a few

[EMDFAN1988]

Thanks richie. Eh Not to similar to the RS3L. I'll Take an M series horn over anything.