The drawback is that every one of these horns does not appear to be sold in the USA. The 70mm ones looked decent, but I can't find a retailer, so I'll likely go with the 79mm M28 ones. They appear to be in the $10-12 range on Amazon and elsewhere.
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Hella makes quality horns from what I've read. Since I was in the market, I found this site. It allows you to listen to each horn, or both together for some. It also plays background traffic noise if you'd like. Scroll to the horn you want to listen to, a sidebar will pop out, then click on the icons to the right- such as low, high, or background noise.
The drawback is that every one of these horns does not appear to be sold in the USA. The 70mm ones looked decent, but I can't find a retailer, so I'll likely go with the 79mm M28 ones. They appear to be in the $10-12 range on Amazon and elsewhere.
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JEEPRUSTY
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GS1000G Shopper
It's a two-tone horn. The high & low icon just lets you hear both at the same time. The only three-tone thing they sell is a warning buzzer, and I would not care to use that as a horn- except possibly if you were about to crash inside of a library.
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BassCliff
Hi,
Do any of those require a relay? What's the current draw? I didn't see it mentioned in the PDF docs.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
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GS1000G Shopper
No idea, I have not seen power requirements from Hella other than voltage. I'd think the smaller ones (70-79mm) should be similar to the stock GS horns.
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