The Siren Board

Has anyone seen two sirens next to eachother that were the same model?

What would be the point?

Other than with the model D or a similar type (hehe double-Ds ), the only picture of such a setup that I've seen was a doctored photo.

Now that i think about it, in Earth V.S. The Flying Saucers (cheesy title, I know) they had a setup of 2 Model Ds facing oppoosite directions, blaring away.

I've seen a Cyclone and STH side by side in NJ. The STH is a fire siren and the Cyclone is a warning siren for the Lower Alloy's power plant.

Many years ago there was a firehouse in Montgomery County, Maryland, with two Thunderolts on it. I'm not kidding. Why they did, I have no idea.

I think the "Doctored photo" that others refer to was a photo of two identical red Model 5s next to each other from the Long Island Fire Alarm site.

In Hamilton City, California, there are two Model 2's on the same pole. Perhaps one of them is a 2T? There was a place in Indiana that also had two Model 2's that were painted red, white, and blue, and mounted on either side of a pole.

Close to Hamilton City, in the town of Williams, there is a tower on the roof of city hall containing a Model 5, an STH-10, and a Model L, one above the other.

Alexandria, LA had two SD-10's next to each other at one point. They got a new system a couple years ago so I'm not sure if they are still there.