The Siren Board

Amazing discovery today! I was going through some data discs I had, when i discovered several pieces (pages) of Soundmaster literature, as well as some pics of the siren taken apart!

These were posted by Ben Hinrichs in early 2006, forwarded to him from Richard Buggs (buggsr on the forums).

Officially, the company was called Soundmaster Signals, Inc.

Since the pics are huge, I'll only post links.

Enjoy!!!


LITERATURE:

Soundmaster 125 Page 1 [LINK]

Soundmaster 125 Page 2 [LINK]

Soundmaster 125 Page 3 [LINK]


Soundmaster 115 Page 2 (no Page 1) [LINK]


PICS:

**Link removed***

3-Tone Soundmaster 115 [LINK] *Same pic in Buggsr's AOL gallery

Soundmaster 115 taken apart [LINK]


***Thanks to Buggsr, Ben Hinrichs, and Lt. Dan for the content posted above***

That is AWESOME! Thanks for posting this! I've never seen the front/angle end picture of the 125. Awesome!

So what is the port count?? Im still tring to figure out what it would sound like, since I have tried numerous times at our Soundmaster on Test day waiting for it to go off!

jerrylovessirens wrote:So what is the port count?? Im still tring to figure out what it would sound like, since I have tried numerous times at our Soundmaster on Test day waiting for it to go off!

I believe that they are 8/12 and would sound like a T-135 or a Cyclone.

500 AT fan wrote: I've never seen the front/angle end picture of the 125. Awesome!

I don't think I've ever even SEEN a Soundmaster 125.

Large bump, a 14 year one.
Retrieved images from supposedly dead image links, not too sure how useful this is, but I'd think its kinda useful..
Not sure if anyone else has made this discovery.
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Story:
Stumbled upon this old post, and wanted to see the images of the sirens. Was disappointed when the links didn't work, so decided to mess around with a link.
It worked. I changed the "smg" part from "http://smg.photobucket.com/", and replaced it with "img".