Interesting 3T22 in PA.

[Jim_Ferer]

I'd bet that nothing was done deliberately to change the tone of the siren, that it's all deterioration. I'll also bet that dome-ish cover *is* a recycled harrow disk or something like Aunt Maude's old steel mixing bowl. It's too bad so many sirens are totally neglected. Any competent fab shop could make new horns for it, for example.

[Daniel]

I seriously doubt that there are any E-57 parts here. Those were sold almost exclusively in Germany and are extremely rare in the USA. In fact, the only American installation of an E-57 (Crescent City, California) removed it a few years later.

[sirenman1bd]

Looks like they used the cover from an E-57.

I didn't notice that! Weird.

[thunderbolt1003]

Is it possible that the shroud was custom made? It looks like the FEDELCODE hood...

[Schenectadycountysirens]

There is a video on youtube of an ASC T-128 and there is a skirted 2T22, although it doesn't sound

[freebrickproductions]

There is a video on youtube of an ASC T-128 and there is a skirted 2T22, although it doesn't sound

Why did you bump a thread from 2008 to state something that most of us know...

[ACCWA]

There is a video on youtube of an ASC T-128 and there is a skirted 2T22, although it doesn't sound

That would be in Okarche, OK.

[Civil D Siren]

There is a video on youtube of an ASC T-128 and there is a skirted 2T22, although it doesn't sound

[dilloncarpenter]

I was going to say the same thing he did, and then I saw the date...and now I must say something about the reviving of 4 year old posts.

annoying. as crap. especially when you have absolutely nothing to contribute.

[ACCWA]

What's with posting this picture in some posts?