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Federal Signal PA300 Siren Pack 1.0

(2 reviews)

By RascarDK

1 Screenshot

Products Features:

  • Wail, Yelp, Air Horn, Hi Lo and Manual Yelp (simulates that you are doing "Powercall" with it)
  • Loud and clear, high quality tones.
  • Includes both older and newer amplifiers

Video Previews:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5ENUZqNB4Y

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Krw8cC-Zfn8

Real siren: FEDERAL SIGNAL CORPORATION

Screenshot: www.sirennet.com

Gathering sound material and editing: RascarDK

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Lieutenant

FCV96

Members

Nicely done. I'd like to second the FDNY verison; its tones sound better in my personal opinion.

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sixium

Friends of LSPDFR

Cool siren pack! The PA300 is one of my favorite FedSig sirens, that and the 80K and the Touchmaster Delta. I didn't know FedSig sirens had Powercall tones, though, it's the first I've heard =)

Sergeant

Schecter004

Members

Great 5/5!

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RascarDK

Members Author

Cool siren pack! The PA300 is one of my favorite FedSig sirens, that and the 80K and the Touchmaster Delta. I didn't know FedSig sirens had Powercall tones, though, it's the first I've heard =)

The Powercall isn't an actual tone, they're done by controlling the manual yelp tone so it sounds like Powercall :)

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