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VW Lounge => General Forum => Topic started by: Beetleboi -Greg- on April 25, 2011, 10:27:56 pm
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Was wondering the cheapest way to get a car horn to sound for a concert I have in June. We are playing a satarical piece which calls for a car horn, vuvuzela, duck whistle etc... was thinking of geting a jumper pack, because its good to have anyway and use it to power the horn. Suggestions? Would like to bring it to rehearsal on Monday.
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Ipod
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Get 2 of these...
(http://www.binbin.net/photos/generic/pan/panasonic-4r25r-6v-lantern-battery.jpg)
Using a short piece of 18ga (or thicker) wire hook POSITIVE on 1 to NEGATIVE on 2
The remaining terminals Negative on 1 and POSITIVE on 2 will give you 12 Volts.
Either borrow or buy a horn and get a horn button (http://autorepairparts.manufacturer.supplierlist.com/productsimages/hornbuttonswitchkit_171925.jpg)from the autoparts store & hook it up as follows...
Positive from 2 directly to the terminal on the horn
Negative on 1 to one of the terminals on the horn button and the other to the mounting screw (body) of the horn
Easy Peezy!
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&^rofl dude,u have horn instrumets &^rofl Use a french horn or a trumpet! %$oldcit
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Well?
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Will let you know! Thanks Shawn!
Ramone, you won't get the same timbre out of the instruments. It's bad enough we are using a trumpet mouthpiece in place of a oboe mouthpiece!
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I might have a horn from the 54' truck or there should be a beetle horn around here somewhere.