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Bassguybill
PostPosted: Thu Aug 08, 2019 8:14 pm 
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Federal Signal model A and type 2 owner, any 3t22 owners out there and how do you like it? Have a chance at one. Tks.
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I don't own any sirens myself, but I'd say the 3T22 is one of the cooler sirens out there, being one of the few with coding dampers and capable of hi-lo signals. The 10/12 port ratio also sounds really nice. They're quite large assembled, but with the horns removed they're a lot more manageable, if tall.

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Very harmonious siren.
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Loud, effective, and ominous sounding.

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One of the most musical non-Japanese sirens.
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The 3T22 is honestly one of my favorites. Its chilling, harmonious sound gives me chills.

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Interesting conversation pieces if you get one that is 3 phase. Mine has been sitting behind my shed for 8 years now.

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I'm not an owner of any type of siren, but I'd say that the 3T22 is pretty iconic. I mean, the sound it produces is what I imagined as a kid when I heard the words "tornado siren".

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I’ve seen 3T22s, and they are pretty nice to take care of. Although I don’t have one, I have seen many enthusiasts restore sirens like this. One example is a 2T22B in Rhine, GA. The 2T22B was restored and was louder than its original installment. According to a video, the siren can be heard beyond 3 miles,

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FirenadoEAS wrote: *Wed Jan 01, 2020 10:12 pm
I’ve seen 3T22s, and they are pretty nice to take care of. Although I don’t have one, I have seen many enthusiasts restore sirens like this. One example is a 2T22B in Rhine, GA. The 2T22B was restored and was louder than its original installment. According to a video, the siren can be heard beyond 3 miles,
how can the 2t22b sound louder than it originally did when it was new?

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