Not sure what category this falls under but I thought I'd share a rare sound with everyone, the smallest produced Leslie Typhon horn made the model A-75.
Mock the sound of the horn all you want this little beast is LOUD.
Leslie Typhon A-75
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Re: Leslie Typhon A-75
That's a familiar looking house.
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Ok???J T wrote:That's a familiar looking house.
It's my grandparents, and it's on a dead end street.1223 OUT! President and Founder of the Buck Creek Central, the Rolling River Route! (2012-2017) President and Founder of the Lamberton Valley Railroad, The Tin Plate Road! Proudly railfanning with Asperger's since 1996.
Re: Leslie Typhon A-75
I photograph houses for a living. It looked similar to one I've done before.
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Care to share?J T wrote:I photograph houses for a living. It looked similar to one I've done before.
1223 OUT! President and Founder of the Buck Creek Central, the Rolling River Route! (2012-2017) President and Founder of the Lamberton Valley Railroad, The Tin Plate Road! Proudly railfanning with Asperger's since 1996.