Kahlenberg Ship Horns in Western Mass
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2 words: holy shit.
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which is just what you need in fog given that a typical bulk ship takes 4 miles to stop and 2 miles to turn round
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where do i buy one
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@Robinistic What are Elgenvalves?
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Seems I heard 3 different sets of horns? First were the D-2s? Then the T-3's, but what was the last, very deep horn, that sounded almost like a Leslie-Tyfon 300? It blew starting at 1:22.
I'm thinking of buying a new set of D-2s for my boat. They do seem to have a good sound, don't you think? I've found them at a marine supply place on line for $1,299. brand new.
Thanks for the post, great sounds!
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@goalie1131 And NJ Devils horn too. The first one is the Devils one and the 2nd one is the Canes one.
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NEW JERSEY DEVILS SCORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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i know ive said this before, but its freaking amazing. listening to this with headphones on at the website is purely heaven.
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Hah, ive actually right where this car is.
That echo carried. and are ship horns louder than train horns?
killallianceftw 6 months ago
@killallianceftw A little bit. But more significantly, they are lower in pitch, which allows the sound to travel farther (less atmospheric absorption).
airraidsiren 6 months ago
damn love it. what kind of recorder were you using for the sound i can even here the birds in the background. good video also :)
garyglen1 3 years ago 5
This clip was done with my Canon Elura 100 camcorder, with an Audio Technica AT-822 mic plugged into it and on a separate tripod. The hum you hear is from the bear swamp hydro project's substations about 50 feet or so behind the camera.
airraidsiren 3 years ago