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Hänsch Typ 620 - Met Bike Siren 1.0

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By LDLB

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GTA 4 (not tested in GTA 5) - This is the Hänsch Typ 620 siren modification for GTA 4. This siren is very commonly heard on many Metropolitan Police (Met) traffic motorbikes (BMW R1200), and also many German emergency vehicles. This siren is also known as the RSG/BMW siren, as BMW have distributed this siren on some of their vehicles. This siren sounds very similar to what it's like in real life! ;) A great quality siren - great thanks to moviadled.

 

- Wail

- Yelp

- Hi-Lo

 

Credits: 

Many thanks to - moviadled

 

Enjoy :D

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Sergeant

NeulandInternet

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I'd say it's the most wide spread siren in germany, even though with the german signals:

Nice work! I didn't know the 620 Wail/Yelp sounds sounded so good! :D

 

Detective

TheHC09

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Did not know that was the name of the siren. Always thought it was a new RSG model. I guess you always learn something new ;) Wonder why BMW imported a foreign European siren?

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LDLB

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Thanks guys! Yeah it really is a unique and great sounding wail and yelp. I originally thought it was called the RSG, but after some research i learnt that as well :D

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