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Wolo Train Horn Review 2020<\/p>\n

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Wolo train – Get yours here! Compressor, air tank, and trumpets! Review<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

I was looking for an affordable way to get a train horn. A few I had seen like the Hornblasters<\/a> sounded amazing but I was unable to drop $1200 and up on a set. I searched around and took a risk with ordering the Wolo Train Horn<\/a> which will run you around $300. This is a lot easier to justify for me. It’s currently at an average price with a low being $290 over the last few months. The sound and quality as you’ll hear in the video of the Wolo Train Horn is very good compared to the Hornblasters or even the Vixen. The Vixen seems to be the same company branding their own or at least very similar. The quality is going to be in the trumpets. The compressor and airlines are important, but the true sound is the hardware at the business end of the unit.<\/p>\n

Wolo has their horns and system tuned just right for my liking. Once you get it installed, position it where you want it and hit it one time you’ll feel the blast.<\/p>\n

Loud? Heck yes, it is loud. Very!\u00a0 It can make people jump out of their chairs inside the house and grab their attention when an impending danger on the roadway is about to happen. Squirrels literally leave their souls behind in the middle of the roadway when you tap it haha. I do not recommend scaring people with it, but it will light you up if you do get that one unsuspecting friend that is nearby.<\/p>\n

Historical Pricing:<\/h3>\n

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Quality:<\/h3>\n

Wolo Train horns quality is rated in my opinion about 7\/10 overall
\n6\/10 on the trumpet build (plastic) but perfect for elements
\n9\/10 ease of installation
\n6\/10 for rustproof material (still going good after almost 2 years)!
\n8\/10 for sound quality<\/p>\n

Overall:<\/p>\n

The ratings above are solely based on not seeing any other horn in person. The build is good and for the price, it can’t be beaten. The trumpets are plastic and that helps hold up to the elements where I had to mount it. The road grime, grease and water from the road after rain really doesn’t affect the build. If I had a lifted truck and wanted it to be seen I would opt for the chrome versions.<\/a> The horn is easy to install; I had an amp in the car and tapped into that so I didn’t have to run any more wires. Easy enough. Grounding was done with a bolt on the frame. I ran a direct wire to the existing horn positive button tapping into it and only use the train horn for the active horn. The rust issues I have is due to heat and humidity. With having a cover on the back bed it is a sauna in the back causing the chrome parts to speckle with rust. As of two years, it is running great and still works very well. The sound quality is phenomenal and loud. It scares me when I bump the panic button.<\/p>\n