@FreakyFwoof Some of those engines don't sound too good, spluttering and spitting. I didn't think that was normal even for those.
@x0 Some people mod their vehicles to do that on purpose honestly. I think it's very intentional.
@FreakyFwoof Also, Meeeeeep! Meep meep meeeeeep meeeeeeeeeeeep! Meep meeeep meep!
@x0 @FreakyFwoof I was just going to say, all the horns lol
@MariahL @x0 I've always thought that non-beep horns say 'Fad' ever since I was a kid. #Onomatopoeia is fun.
@FreakyFwoof @MariahL I hear something closer to haw or faw. And the little disk ones go meep. Like the roadrunner.
@x0 @FreakyFwoof @MariahL So, generally, I hear faf, meep and the really boring generic single tones that don't really exist in anything modern just kinda go, uh.
@BorrisInABox @FreakyFwoof @MariahL Oh and loud doplaring big rig horns go huff huuuuuuuh!
@x0 @FreakyFwoof @MariahL My dad has this on his 1965 Ford F100 attached to a pullchain on the steering column. When I recorded this, it was almost out of air.
@BorrisInABox @x0 @MariahL Kind of fnurp.
@FreakyFwoof @x0 @MariahL Yeah. It has a little less fif when it has more air. Or, at least it did. No idea about it's state these days, though it's still around, I think. That was recorded in 2005. He put air in it the next day, but my recording of that is kind of broken.