NEG Electronic Bell + GS Type 2 Electronic Bell Combo

[@4funJust4you]

Perfect combo. Sounds like the CSX railroad crossing.

[@trainmancolt22711]

Middle Tennessee Boulevard in Murfreesboro

[@videolover2014]

They sound very similar to each other! 🤔
The only difference is that the GS Type 2 is Volume-controlled! 🤔

[@BryantsRailfanProductions]

NEG also has a volume control

[@videolover2014]

@@BryantsRailfanProductions Are you sure about that?

[@BryantsRailfanProductions]

Yep. Its on the front of the bell.

[@STLtraincoverage4567]

Sounds like the old bell sequence that 4th St in pacific Mo had

[@zacharycalgher3978]

These NEG E-Bells are still in production.

[@vedorocc_]

NEG sounds soft, while when the GS type two gets old, it becomes like the start of the initial ring starts to sound like rubbing something on cement

[@zeeboss2762]

WCH is legit the only company with original sounding e-bells....

[@randompersonlol31426]

The ASC E bells that sound like Western Cullen Hayes EBells be like: they copied us!
This is due to the ASC EBells that sound like WCH EBells were made in 1993 and 1994 (Type 2 and Type 3), whereas the WCH EBell was made in 1996 (Type 1)

[@coleallen3895]

Why do NEG bells make the exact same noise as GS Type 2 E-bells. I wish NEG made their bells sound like GS Type 1 - that modal had a faster pitch

[@BryantsRailfanProductions]

US&S e-bells, RSI e-bells, and Safetran type 2 e-bells also make the same sound as GS Type 2 e-bells.

[@coleallen3895]

@@BryantsRailfanProductions why do they all make the same noise as GS Type 2s, why not Type 1s or WCH e-bells?

[@AlexTraxxas]

Same loudspeaker.

[@Cali-Railway]

​@@coleallen3895Or GS Type 3 for that matter.

[@FloridaRailfanKid803]

Awesome

[@jtherailfanner2058]

Nice bells

[@SouthernPacificRailfanner]

Sounds like the girvan road railroad crossing

[@FloridaRailfanKidWith804]

Great video that sounds like a CSX railroad crossing.