Car Siren Horn 7 Tone Sound Siren Police Mic PA Speaker Car System Emergency with Microphone Amplifier-100W Emergency Sound Electric Horn-12V

It’s $25. Don’t expect perfect sound without paying perfect sound prices. This thing is sweet for $25. You’re getting a bunch of sirens (they pierce the ear) and you can yell at people while driving without looking like a psycho. You have two wires to hook up. It’s simple. Mount it in the front grill facing forward or maybe the roof like the blues brothers.

Ima start with the microphone it’s not as loud as the more high end ones if u just talk normal into it then it’s not that loud but u can still hear it if u raise ur voice it works fine not crazy loud but works good enough where someone in another car can hear u all the other sounds work amazing there very loud and are really clear sound easy to install only problem I had was there wasn’t enough cable for the mic I had to really streach it to make it work but I have a bigger truck and I put it behind the grill it still worked tho and I’m not a big fan of the conetions there not sealed and not the best but for $23 I love after this one brakes I’ll definitely get myself a high end one it’s so much fun to use

Thought about sending it back initially, but after hearing it I felt for the price see how long it will work. Got creative and re manufactured the mount that came with it due to a 2024 Colorado isn’t over abundant with places to mount the sound head. Yes it is not military grade but mounting it in a protected area will increase its longevity. The biggest drawback is the very very limited length of pre connect wiring that links the sound head to the hand Mike / Siren mode selector. A compatible extension option would really help if available. Also lacking was included instructions instead of a quasi schematic on the outside of the box. I panicked when I keyed it for the first time on how to turn it OFF rather than arouse an entire neighborhood. Siren selections were ample and as for the PA they don’t work well even on most fire and police vehicles that well either.is ample

Poor quality, lasted on my golf cart just over a week then died! Missed my return date by two days, otherwise I would of shipped it back! FyI , install right away so you don't miss the return period!!!

I bought this speaker system as a Warehouse Deal at about half-price, which is about all it is worth. It may have received only two stars, otherwise. Installed it under the hood of a John Deere Gator.WHAT'S GOOD:Very loud, maybe every bit of the 100 watts advertised. Do not test this speaker while standing in front of it or anywhere in the vicinity of your ears. This is a good thing - exactly the purpose for which it was purchased. The only other real positive I can add is that the cord for the handset is a generous length, 6-8 feet by my guestimate.WHAT'S NOT GOOD:This is the definition of "cheap plastic". The speaker itself is not so bad, however, the handset is only a step above the prize you'd find from an old box of Cracker Jacks. Yes, it works, it functions as advertised. However, it is not sturdy. It may last a few years if it can avoid being brushed up against too hard or getting any measure of water or other liquid splashed on it. The cord is thin and, while it is coiled, does not stretch much.I'm also not a fan of the wires used to power the speaker. Maybe 18 gauge on a good day and the length is only, maybe, 8 inches or so. One would think that, for a 100 watt device, you might find at least 16 gauge and even a foot of cordage to make install easier. Speaking of install...The mounting bracket is really thin and easily bent. Don't expect it to hold the speaker perfectly still - especially in a moving vehicle. There will be vibration. Also, the one included in my kit had some scratches/rubbing on it which exposed the bare metal which had a slight patina of rust. I removed it from the speaker and coated it with some black primer; problem solved.Finally, the attachment clip for the handset, like the handset itself, is made of super cheap plastic. I fully expect it to break at some point and be required to come up with another option. While it does a good job of preventing the handset from coming loose once it is locked in, the locking mechanism is its own worst enemy because it must be pushed back with a finger while simultaneously and carefully attempting to insert the handset. In all likelihood, it'll be the first thing to break the first time the handset needs to be replaced quickly and on-the-move.FINAL VERDICT: Three stars. Just barely. If you can find this for under $15 (about what I bought it for at the time of this review, Dec '23), it's worth considering. Otherwise, spend a few more of your hard-earned dollars on a higher-end, higher quality speaker system.

For a small inexpensive siren system it is surprisingly loud. The horn, siren and hi-lo sound great much what you expect from an American fire service vehicle however the 4 wail buttons are loud but sound more European in tone. It installed easily between the grill and radiator of my 05 Silverado and the two power wires and quick connect between the mic and loud speaker were simple to connect if you have any experience with automotive wiring. Time will tell on the longevity of the item but I am quite satisfied with this siren as of now.

Everything works. Easy to install, put it on my roof rack. Only issue is the thing feels cheap, but it is cheap so who cares. Thing always works it’s been through everything. Walked outside after a snowstorm and the horn was completely filled with ice and you could still hear it a little. Worked after thawing too. It’s been through rain, ice, sleet, snow, wind, and about 7 or 8 months of use and it still works perfectly.

Super easy install. Only complaint I have is the talking part is super quiet but the sirens is really loud so that’s a plus.there is different ones that are probably much better.but for 20 some dollars this one works fine.