QuestionSo it would have to be either mono tone, or soft chirp. Soft chirp would just been usual beep beep, but quieter.. right? How do the mono tone sirens sound?
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Is there any website that has sound clips from car alarm sirens?
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Hi!
I recently was in a walmart parking lot and saw someone approaching their car, it was a BMW Z3 prolly around a 1997 one. I was shocked to hear the car alarm disarm.. the sound it made was awesome! It was not just a boring ol high pitch beep beep it was like a squalch... just a unique overall awesome sound! I know I might sound a lil weird but I am wondering what car alarm system makes that kinda of sound, because I want one! Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
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Well, that's not easy from your description.
I could be the factory system that comes in the
Z3, or an aftermarket siren that is not
the usuall 6 tone version you hear all the time.
There are mono tone sirens and extraloud ones,
some that have soft chirps and others that talk.
I would actually need to know what it was
exactly to provide an intellegent answer.
Sorry but a bit to vague
to provide more help on this one.
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Interesting. But none that I know of.
AnswerSingle tone sirens tend to be louder and more
penetraiting sirens. The are usually worbler
type of sounds.
The soft chirp sirens still go chirp chirp, but a bit
more muted. There are alarms that offer a sort
of "thunp thunp" disarm, but that's just for
large quiet neighborhoods, and to satisfy
city ordenances, but if I understand you correctly
here, you want unique. I'd get a sindle tone siren
to add to your current alarm system to star with.
It's the cheapest of the options (12.00 +s&h) and
is easiest to replace your current system's siren
in the same spot your's is in now.
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