For those wondering, this is based off of the sirens heard in the McConnell AFB tornado video from 1991. The 2T22B was McConnell’s siren, while the 1000T was on Wichita’s old siren system. Both of them have been replaced.
@@sirensandaircraft9611 The 2t22b sirens were replaced around the 1991 in McConnell AFB per se with modulators after the tornado cut the powerline to it. In fact, all the air force bases were forced to replace their old sirens with giant voice systems. Usually, those old sirens are still in place for backup. The thunderbolt on the other hand was possibly replaced in 2012. The thunderbolt was located near both S White Oak Dr and the Watercrest hotels not to get confused on the replacement.
I live in Minnesota and according to a siren map, there seems to appear to be fewer Thunderbolts than XT22s alone in MN. Which is odd because the closest XT22 near me is likely an hour or two away from me. However I'm fortunate enough to live a few miles from a Thunderbolt 1000T! Considering that's my favorite siren, and they may not be as common as said XT22s especially 3T22s surprisingly, it makes me all the more proud to live so close to one, considering MN towns and cities are known to just replace them when they start going out. White Bear Lake had a 4/5 port ACA Allertor and it was restored and is re-owned now by a town in Wisconsin. The fire department/Police Department building where the Thunderbolt 1003 was is now going through a demolition/remodeling. The 1003 was gone. Federal Signal 508 units replaced both of them. I'm hoping the 1003 will eventually show up somewhere! Whether it's restored and reinstalled in the new Department building as a Police and Fire siren and does Hi-Lo or something in that nature, or if it ends up in the daryland with the ACA Hurricane lol!
This is this best sounding 2t22 I’ve heard in my life
They sound so great together
For those wondering, this is based off of the sirens heard in the McConnell AFB tornado video from 1991. The 2T22B was McConnell’s siren, while the 1000T was on Wichita’s old siren system. Both of them have been replaced.
When were they both replaced?
i'm fairly certain the 2t22 is now on a fire station somewhere, i don't remember where though
Literally Owasso took after Wichita replacing Thunderbolts and 2t22's and even with a siratone 1212 with ati's such a shame
@@sirensandaircraft9611 The 2t22b sirens were replaced around the 1991 in McConnell AFB per se with modulators after the tornado cut the powerline to it. In fact, all the air force bases were forced to replace their old sirens with giant voice systems. Usually, those old sirens are still in place for backup. The thunderbolt on the other hand was possibly replaced in 2012. The thunderbolt was located near both S White Oak Dr and the Watercrest hotels not to get confused on the replacement.
That is a legitimately famous recording, and the pitches are spot on.
McConnell AFB
I live in Minnesota and according to a siren map, there seems to appear to be fewer Thunderbolts than XT22s alone in MN. Which is odd because the closest XT22 near me is likely an hour or two away from me. However I'm fortunate enough to live a few miles from a Thunderbolt 1000T! Considering that's my favorite siren, and they may not be as common as said XT22s especially 3T22s surprisingly, it makes me all the more proud to live so close to one, considering MN towns and cities are known to just replace them when they start going out. White Bear Lake had a 4/5 port ACA Allertor and it was restored and is re-owned now by a town in Wisconsin. The fire department/Police Department building where the Thunderbolt 1003 was is now going through a demolition/remodeling. The 1003 was gone. Federal Signal 508 units replaced both of them. I'm hoping the 1003 will eventually show up somewhere! Whether it's restored and reinstalled in the new Department building as a Police and Fire siren and does Hi-Lo or something in that nature, or if it ends up in the daryland with the ACA Hurricane lol!
Knew instantly what this was based on when I heard the thunderbolt swing around the first time. Very well done.
If you hit pause but the sirens where still going :O
McConnell Tornado, Totally got me.
this is an amazing synth, how did you make the 2t22 sound so good? i know how a thunderbolt siren sound is made but i have no clue about the 2t22
Reminds of rhines 2t22 and Harper woods thunderbolt 1000t
Based on a famous recording. I know you mean the AFB Tornado 1991
It sounds like an ambiance.
Who else heard the distant train horn at 1:18
A K5HL
Sounded like a 3rd gen K5HL
Me and thats a 3rd gen k5hl.
Honestly makes it even better
@@DeadChan67 for real
Is the real video to these sirens on RUclips? And if so it the McConnell afb tornado?
ruclips.net/video/LkxRaX62Hkk/видео.html
This is just a simulation of what it would sound like in attack
Can you make a longer version of this plz?
The Airforce base tornado.
Reminds me of Pontiac, IL Siren System
Reminds me of the old Macomb system
Which sounds best a 2t22a or 2t22b
2t22b in my opinion
@@logansroad2015 agreed
Single phase sounds better with the slower wind up besides the 3 phase quick wind up
twins :D
I know what I’m sleeping to tonight!
Edit: can you do a synth with the 22 only?
It's war
This sounds like ceamroon
McConnel air force base 2t22 thunderbolt Wichita train Kansas city southern railway house
Andrews AFB
2T22B sounds like siren head