Our legendary Shocker XL Train Horns are by far our most popular train horns and a staple in our famous Conductors Special Train Horn Kits for good reason: the Shocker XL Train Horns are hands down the best bang for your buck. Hand-tuned to the exact specifications of the US Train Horn Chord, our Shocker XL Train Horns not only sound just like the real deal, but they are just as loud. With only a difference of 1.7 dB between our Shocker XL Train Horn and the high-end real locomotive horns like the Nathan Airchimes, you get the sound of a real locomotive at only a fraction of the cost.
While the sound of our Shocker XL Train Horns is that classic train horn tone, the design is anything but ordinary. Made here in the US, our Shocker XL Train Horns are constructed from the most durable automotive materials available including heavy-duty fiberglass reinforced ABS plastic, stainless steel, and brass. While the fact that they aren’t huge metal horns may make some wonder about the sound or durability, these horns are some of the toughest horns we sell.
Not only do our Shocker XL Train Horns give you a massive sound for a low cost, but they are also the easiest horns to install. The fact that the four individual bells are super light and compact means you can install them just about anywhere. Seriously, we have seen customers install them in wheel wells, front grills, motorcycles, golf carts, backpacks, the list goes on.
Bottom line: As far as matching decibel for dollar, our Shocker XL Train Horns cannot be beaten. You won’t find a horn that is louder without spending a fortune on authentic train horns. Don’t take our word for it though, their ridiculously loud tone speaks for themselves.
Unique Manifold-less Design
Our Quad-trumpet Shocker XL setup is perfect for nearly any vehicle. We have seen these installed on smart cars, sedans, trucks, big rigs, and even boats! Mounting the bells individually allows for extreme versatility and ease of install on nearly anything. The horns themselves are ABS-reinforced Fiberglass. They are not metal, however, they will never tarnish/oxidize in harsh winter climates. Stainless steel diaphragms are used in every single Shocker bell.