Next message: Patrick Harman: "T&T: RE: Boat Horns"
In a message dated 12/12/2004 10:21:06 AM Eastern Standard Time,
writes:
It is also my experience, based on those that have air horns on our
dock, that you can't put those little compressors just anywhere. They need
to be as close as possible to the horn or the performance suffers. The guy
right behind us has a really nice set but because he located his compressor
a considerable distance from the horns, they sound like a dying calf in a
hail storm for the first few seconds after the button is pushed
Mark--
The compressor and tank can be located at a distance from the horns with no
ill effects. The electrically-operated solenoid valve that allows air to pass
to the trumpets needs to be mounted very close or you will get the effect that
is talked about.
Best--Michael
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