Titanic's horn

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[Captain Best]

YAy, i fianly found it and it works to, a horn for the Titanic that will make her sound more original(the year 1912) and trust me it will just watch the documentary movie " Titanic, the Complete story", history channel never lies.So now you can choose between the horn that was put by STEP or this one, just don't forget to backup the original one before replacing it.

im gonna add this horn to titanic in ss

[RMS Gigantic]

im gonna add this horn to titanic in ss

why? the ss horn is closer

[Third Mate]

EXACTLY WHAT I MEANT!

Too bad we just found out that that horn is even farther away from the real thing than shipsim 

Indeed, but we are getting closer dough, its best to have this one because it makes it sound more original and more of an ocean liner, you know it gives you that feeling that she's becoming ALIVE.

[RMS Gigantic]

Indeed, but we are getting closer dough, its best to have this one because it makes it sound more original and more of an ocean liner, you know it gives you that feeling that she's becoming ALIVE.

not as much if it were the real horn whistle....

[Mauiman]

The horns were recovered from the wreck site and has been restored and the sound is legenimate.

[Third Mate]

The horns were recovered from the wreck site and has been restored and the sound is legenimate.

So that would mean that we can finally hear the actually whistles of the ship at actually pressure

[RMS Gigantic]

The horns were recovered from the wreck site and has been restored and the sound is legenimate.

they were blown at less pressure than 1912,though

[Mauiman]

they were blown at less pressure than 1912,though

Yes I do agree with you at that one. It is because of the high decibels that they would emmit and it was also blown in city which that could wake up the night shift people.

[RMS Gigantic]

Yes I do agree with you at that one. It is because of the high decibels that they would emmit and it was also blown in city which that could wake up the night shift people.

WRONG! It was fear of breaking the whistle, which was under 2.5 miles of water for nearly 100 years