SEGERTrumpet Car Horn Set - Truck Horn - Waterproof - High/Low Tone, 12 Volt, Universal Fit - Original 60B Series – European Made 12V Loud Car Horns with Brackets and Assembly Kit

I installed these in my wife's Nissan Titan truck about a year ago after one of her two horn notes died. Brackets and connectors made for a relatively painless install. They have good volume without being obnoxious. Since these have served me well for nearly a year, I will be swapping out the horn in our Mercedes Sprinter based motorhome (sounds like it belongs on a moped).

2012 Kia Soul. The manufacturer installed a 💩 horn. I replaced with those two. I love it. The sound is good and good to pass DOT Inspections.

I installed these in a 1971 Ford F250. Horns sound appropriate for an old American vehicle, but the box was missing all the hardware: nothing was included except the two horns. I didn't bother returning nor contacting the seller as I was able to work around it with parts I have at home.

I'm coming from a mark 6 VW Jetta with a single tone horn. I cut the original harness and wired up a dual horn setup. I originally bought the hella universal twin horns. Their reliability was mediocre at best, only the high tone would work for the most part, and without the low tone, It sounded very dinky. Since I had my car wired for two horns already, I simply replaced those with this seger set. No issues at all. Nice, intimidating, full sound every single time, even the short door lock tone sounds robust. Huge upgrade from the stock single horn (and those hella horns that made me question my wiring). My VW now sounds like many other bigger american vehicles on these unpredictable roads.

I just installed these today, so I cannot speak to longevity. But they went in easy, the materials seem durable. No ground pigtails in the package, unfortunately. And no washers. Just brackets and two nuts. I had to make one pigtail because the old ones were so corroded that one ring lug snapped while sanding the rust off of it.These have a nice, strong sound. One high, one low, so you get a big combo sound. Here in New England, we talk to each other with our horns. You need something with a good "voice" to be correctly understood in traffic. :)These get the job done. Hopefully, they will last many years.

Ordered this one (pair) for our "work" van. The OEM single horn was pretty anemic. (Chevy Venture Minivan) This dual note isn't much louder than a stock horn, sounds just like the OEM horns in my Cadillac, good, loud chord. Install went fine, no issues, had to improvise on mounting, tight space for one horn, now there's two. (only a little blood) I took the old horn and hard wired it to my wife's right turn signal lights in her trunk. Waiting... Waiting... My phone hasn't rang yet but she's only been gone a couple hours. Addendum: Started being intermittent after about 6 months. Seemed to be related to rain or cold weather. after about a year, mostly didn't work, sometimes they would work. Dead now. So they lasted a year and 1/2. Big disappointment. Would not purchase or recommend this product.

No longer have the box they came in and they're already installed on the vehicle so therefore I have no photo to share, but they are exactly as pictured in the Amazon ad photo(s) and they work GREAT. They are LOUD and well built and cost TONS less that a LOT of others I checked out. Additionally, I first check consumer reports (not a fan, but did anyway), many, many reviews and also many recommendations and this set was in all of them. Can't go wrong with that or at least it's unlikely anything will go wrong with this purchase that is.

These horns sound ok. The high low is not as noticeable as I had hoped and the loudness is better than stock but not by much. Well made and easy to install.