Why was this siren in a mansion?

So? He just asked a question that is relevant to the post. As far as I know, any sirens in Santa Monica were part of the LA federal system. Thanks for having my back! Lol Santa Monica is its own city so I figured theyd have their own system. Although the map of the LA system does show there was a m...

What kinds of sirens did Santa Monica have?

Does anyone know what kinds of sirens Santa Monica had? I know LA had it’s own system, Beverly Hills had Thunderbolts apparently, and Culver City had a few Mobil Directos and a gas powered Thunderbolt. However, I can’t seem to find anything on Santa Monica.

If anyone knows, let me know!

It sounds like something Deadmau5 wouldve made early on

There’s also an active model 5 on Catalina. Its just like the ones that used to be in the LA CD system.

https://youtu.be/z9bzN5ZRN-U

Duderocks5539 wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 10, 2018 9:43 pm

Nah ,that E.D Bullard siren in Sacramento is very ugly. It makes me gag.

Lmao dude thats the siren that inspired me to make this post. It looks like its giving birth to itself, like monsters and aliens do in movies.

I think the 3000 was made from the early 80s up until the mid 90s. The 2000 series was made in the mid-late 70s

Topic is pretty self explanatory. I saw a mystery siren that was incredibly ugly. In fact it was so ugly that it inspired me to make this post. So I wanted to know what siren you guys think is ugly. Also I think the most aesthetically pleasing siren is the Thunderbolt 1003. I like the way they look ...

The California map is missing the modulators at the Exxon Mobil plant in Torrance