HornBlasters Complete KitsCheck out our HornBlasters Complete Kits for all your air horn needs. Our kits are designed to fit almost any truck, car, or SUV. Browse our product catalog online today! |
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Audio Samples
Audio samples of our train horns could never do justice for what you are hearing. These samples are useful for hearing what notes each horn makes but can't come close to showing you how loud the horns really are.
HornBlasters Black Finish 4 HornsOur flagship HornBlasters horn. This horn is featured in many packages, the most popular of which is our 3 Gallon Conductor's Special Sample 1 (MP3 Format) We sell brand new Black Finish Four Horn Train Horn Sets to install on almost any application. We also feature these horns in many of our Complete Kits. |
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Outlaw 3000Monstrous sound from our chrome three chime horn. Listen to this beast bring down the house! |
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Nathan K3LA AirChimeThe K3LA is our middleweight real locomotive train horn. It's sound is somewhat tinny like the it's big brother the K5LA and is certainly formidable. This sound can be heard for miles! |
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Nathan K5LA AirChimeOur heavyweight train air horn, the K5LA, is the biggest and loudest horn you can buy. It sounds 5 K-series chimes simultaneously and is too loud for words. |
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Nathan P3 AirChimeThe P3 is an older model locomotive horn and have narrower bell throats than the K-series. Originally they were sand-cast resulting in a much mellower sound. |
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Marine Duplex Horn |
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Marine Triplex Horn |
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Marine Quadruplex Horn |
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HornBlasters Exclusive Train WhistleOur Train Whistle is a one of a kind whistle with a real locomotive sound to it! Sample 1 (MP3 Format) |
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Nathan M5 AirChime |
Ooga HornOur 12 volt Ooga Novelty Horn sounds like it stepped out of the past. Check out it's genuine vintage sound. Replace your factory horn today with an old fashioned but brand new Ooga Horn! |
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Leslie Tyfon A-200The Leslie Tyfon A-200 is an old fashioned railway horn first produced in 1930. It was produced for just about 20 years ending production around 1950. Single-bell horns like these are quite rare and almost never found in actual use. The A-200 has a large throat and consumes a lot of air for a deep locomotive sound. This is one serious horn. |
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