I heard this siren first during a neighborhood shooting. I lived in a complex about 1/8 mile from the neighborhood and the only reason I knew about it was because of the vibration of 20+ rumblers going off at the same time.
Sirens today are so loud, they are harmful to human hearing. They're made this way because cars are built sound-proof, to shut out the noise of other cars, so the sirens have to be loud enough for drivers to hear them. To me, it's mind-blowing how hostile towards humans cities are, to make them more comfortable for drivers. It's like we've forgotten that humans live in cities and have focused entirely on catering to traffic.
Wont be that way for much longer, we wont be driving cars soon, they'll be autonomous and emergency vehicles will be able to communicate with smart grids to path find
They probably still yield faster in other countries where they only have one type of siren (like European two-tone). You can give emergency services dozens of different sirens with different functions - if the drivers are ignorant.
Man that's great, Always enjoy watching and hearing the sirens of the police and fire trucks and ambulances zoomin past, prayers to the ones they go to help ofc.
I wentto New York to visit Times Square and heard "The rumbler" siren, I literally feel it in my chest, It was an odd but amazing emergency response tool
James Cedric David they are different siren brands, the “rumbler” is the trademarked siren like this. However, this is the Whelen “howler”. Not the same, they are both decent sirens. But this news company calls it the rumbler. Which it is NOT the rumbler.
@@jamescedricdavid6454 so the technical term is actually low frequency siren amplifier or low freq siren in short, rumbler is the product of this type by Federal Signal,whilst Howler is the product of this type by Whelen,both serve the same purpose but in this case as the operator is using a Whelen setup it is assumed that it is a howler
Technology is so advanced. I'm wondering why we don't put an extra light right next to traffic signals. When emergency vehicles running code 3 approach it, it can start flashing or give some sort of indication that an emergency vehicle is coming from that direction
They dont need an extra light, they only need to all go RED. we all STOP. emergency vehicles can then filter themselves thru the red lights while everyone else is stopped.
@fhhsvnggbh Yeah but some people still try to beat reds. If they see their own light going red, they'll consider it a normal red and might blast through it without considering there might be an emergency vehicle.
They have this exact thing in my state idk i think a lot of places use this technology there's a white flashing light when an emergency vehicle is coming
@@someguy9778 WE HAVE THEM IN NORTH YANKEE, COUNTRY IN EU2. AND ALSO EQUIPPED MANY LED LIGHT BLINKERS, LED HEADLIGHT, LED STRIP HEADLIGHT, LED FOGLIGHT, LED BRAKE LIGHT, LED THIRD BRAKE LIGHT, LED HAZARD LIGHT, LED REVERSE LIGHT, LED LICENSE PLATE LIGHT, LED EDGE LIGHT THE REAL STEP: WHITE, LED UNDERGLOW LIGHT, LED DOMELIGHT, LED WHELEN MINIBAR, GRILL LED LIGHT BLINKER, ROTO-RAY LED LIGHT, SETINA PUSHBAR, 2 SUPER BRIGHTER LED SPOTLIGHT, FRENCH/ITALIAN/GERMAN/DUTCH/SWEDISH/FINLAND/POLAND/RUSSIAN/TURKISH/AUSTRIAN/JAPANESE HI-LO WITHOUT WAIL/TAIWAN/SPAIN/ARGENTINA WAIL, YELP, HI-LO, WITHOUT SOUND LIKE ALARM CAR/BRITISH SIRENS, AMERICAN USA SIRENS, MAX-B MARTIN-HORN 2298 GM, TWO-TONE SIREN HORN, FEDERAL SIGNAL Q2B HIGHER PITCH SOUND LIKE OSAKA MOTOR SIREN 24 VOLTS BATTERY, X2 FEDERAL SIGNAL BP200 SPEAKER, HADLEY DOUBLE TONE 21 INCH AIRHORN, NATHAN AIRCHIME NS A270 TRAIN HORN, & GRAHAM WHITE E-BELL.
0:57 "there look and try to where the sound is comming from" yeah there is a Reason Two Tones and Martinhorn is a thing... you can hear the Direction it comes from
Sirens in are about 110 to 120db.. in my country (central europe) they are 120db ... in clubs, we allow 95 - 98 (10 db increase is usually double as loud)
It augments the siren tone in use. Problem with regular sirens is that, if you are in a car with the windows rolled up, the stereo on and the AC blowing, I can come up behind you with a 200 watt siren and you wont hear it. But you can feel the Rumbler.
Seven hundred dollars is nothing. Especially if it keeps police officers safe. They may be on their way to save a child's life,maybe even your child's life.
0:50 North Yankee 999T Like: Q2B Higher Pitch Sound Like Osaka Motor Siren, Martin-Horn, Many LED Lights, European Siren, American Siren, Rumbler Siren, Airhorn, Train Horn, & Emergency Traffic Warning System Voice Clearing Intersection System. 999T Dislike: “The Siren, You Can Feel”
Cyberpunk 2077 police vehicles have sirens that I suspect are inspired by the rumbler.
When I worked EMS, we had them in some of our trucks.
I was looking for a siren used irl like the one in cyberpunk. I saw your comments in both this video and the cyberpunk one lol
That comment brought me here I love the idea of this also I love the sound of them in Cyberpunk
I heard this siren first during a neighborhood shooting. I lived in a complex about 1/8 mile from the neighborhood and the only reason I knew about it was because of the vibration of 20+ rumblers going off at the same time.
Bet that was intense!!
They can abuse it….
Yep the rumble siren is the best siren to me. Not too loud but easy to tell where it’s from and gets your attention
Sirens today are so loud, they are harmful to human hearing. They're made this way because cars are built sound-proof, to shut out the noise of other cars, so the sirens have to be loud enough for drivers to hear them.
To me, it's mind-blowing how hostile towards humans cities are, to make them more comfortable for drivers. It's like we've forgotten that humans live in cities and have focused entirely on catering to traffic.
Thank car lobbyists lmao
Wont be that way for much longer, we wont be driving cars soon, they'll be autonomous and emergency vehicles will be able to communicate with smart grids to path find
I HATE CAR DEPENDENCY!!!!
It doesn’t hurt that bad
@@Kim-Ju-Ae the threshold for pain is far above the threshold for damage, so if it hurts at all, it's causing damage.
that siren is now iconic (for me) in NYC
They probably still yield faster in other countries where they only have one type of siren (like European two-tone). You can give emergency services dozens of different sirens with different functions - if the drivers are ignorant.
Yeah that's false
My I say no European country uses just two tones
In terms of being aware, yes. In terms of moving over, yeah America is half as Europe.
@@funkychunkgaming9738 most of them do, either two tones or a variation of two tone, nothing like american sirens though, no wail, yelp or priority
Which country uses one siren only?
Man that's great, Always enjoy watching and hearing the sirens of the police and fire trucks and ambulances zoomin past, prayers to the ones they go to help ofc.
I wentto New York to visit Times Square and heard "The rumbler" siren, I literally feel it in my chest, It was an odd but amazing emergency response tool
i hear this sometimes they are funny
I can sense that this might feel like a puberty voice crack for sirens.
Italian police should use the rumbler siren😔 00:29, 00:43, 01:20, 01:40
Italian Police has a steady Tone with two Beep Beep.
New York City in a nutshell
actually, thats a whelen cencom, so its not the rumbler, its actually the whelen version of the federal signal rumbler, which is the whelen "howler"
What do you mean by this? Are they the same? Or the other one is better?
James Cedric David they are different siren brands, the “rumbler” is the trademarked siren like this. However, this is the Whelen “howler”. Not the same, they are both decent sirens. But this news company calls it the rumbler. Which it is NOT the rumbler.
@@kel7149 Oh... so there is really an original type of rumbler, which was FS right?
@@jamescedricdavid6454 so the technical term is actually low frequency siren amplifier or low freq siren in short, rumbler is the product of this type by Federal Signal,whilst Howler is the product of this type by Whelen,both serve the same purpose but in this case as the operator is using a Whelen setup it is assumed that it is a howler
FYI tho a rumbler is applicable on the cencom and other whelen siren amps
Delray beach: Low frequency siren you can feel
Me: “just wait till you hear a New York rumbler💀”
Technology is so advanced. I'm wondering why we don't put an extra light right next to traffic signals. When emergency vehicles running code 3 approach it, it can start flashing or give some sort of indication that an emergency vehicle is coming from that direction
They dont need an extra light, they only need to all go RED. we all STOP. emergency vehicles can then filter themselves thru the red lights while everyone else is stopped.
@fhhsvnggbh Yeah but some people still try to beat reds. If they see their own light going red, they'll consider it a normal red and might blast through it without considering there might be an emergency vehicle.
@@TALKINGtac0 You think such idiots will listen to additional signals?
They have this exact thing in my state idk i think a lot of places use this technology there's a white flashing light when an emergency vehicle is coming
@Yusuf Azhar I live in California and i've never seen it anywhere. Glad to hear that your area implements it though! I hope it is keeping drivers safe
Whelen Howler: am I joke to you?
Made by Federal Signal in 2007
We need that here in the Los Angeles area .
We have them in Los Angeles.
@@someguy9778 WE HAVE THEM IN NORTH YANKEE, COUNTRY IN EU2. AND ALSO EQUIPPED MANY LED LIGHT BLINKERS, LED HEADLIGHT, LED STRIP HEADLIGHT, LED FOGLIGHT, LED BRAKE LIGHT, LED THIRD BRAKE LIGHT, LED HAZARD LIGHT, LED REVERSE LIGHT, LED LICENSE PLATE LIGHT, LED EDGE LIGHT THE REAL STEP: WHITE, LED UNDERGLOW LIGHT, LED DOMELIGHT, LED WHELEN MINIBAR, GRILL LED LIGHT BLINKER, ROTO-RAY LED LIGHT, SETINA PUSHBAR, 2 SUPER BRIGHTER LED SPOTLIGHT, FRENCH/ITALIAN/GERMAN/DUTCH/SWEDISH/FINLAND/POLAND/RUSSIAN/TURKISH/AUSTRIAN/JAPANESE HI-LO WITHOUT WAIL/TAIWAN/SPAIN/ARGENTINA WAIL, YELP, HI-LO, WITHOUT SOUND LIKE ALARM CAR/BRITISH SIRENS, AMERICAN USA SIRENS, MAX-B MARTIN-HORN 2298 GM, TWO-TONE SIREN HORN, FEDERAL SIGNAL Q2B HIGHER PITCH SOUND LIKE OSAKA MOTOR SIREN 24 VOLTS BATTERY, X2 FEDERAL SIGNAL BP200 SPEAKER, HADLEY DOUBLE TONE 21 INCH AIRHORN, NATHAN AIRCHIME NS A270 TRAIN HORN, & GRAHAM WHITE E-BELL.
$700! Imma buy that when I’m a pilot
NICKELBACK ON THE RADIO
Are we havin fun yet?
It went through my house
01:25 - "YEP"
Very unique. In New York it's loud asf! 😭
I. Bet I heard it before
Omaha police have rumbeler too
I lived on a major thoroughfare in the bay area and when they introduced these our neighborhood became completely unlivable. We literally had to move.
i love the rumbeler
when i was in car with my mom and car driver jerry was driving we heard ambulance siren so we let ambulance pass coming from airport
Huh, a clever new use for subs. Very cool and vital.
Thats why its stupid to lower all the tones, you should have High and Low frequency tones simultaneously.
Agree❤️
Now i know what to buy
1:09 song?
Never made it as a wise man
Nickelback
How you remind me
thank you all, knew the song but just couldn’t think of the name
That be a nice Whelen Cencom sapphire
Wait a minute who the hell uses earbuds/earphones while driving? That's just asking to get into an accident
I mean some people drive loaded drunk so there are all kinds of people out there.
So, I guess you think deaf people can’t drive safely
Not if you pay attention and use your other senses.
0:57 "there look and try to where the sound is comming from"
yeah there is a Reason Two Tones and Martinhorn is a thing... you can hear the Direction it comes from
Yeah makes sense though what the officer was saying about loud music cars, people using earbuds/pods etc and not paying attention what's around.
How does this work when my bass hits harder than this thing
What's the first siren sound name?
He hits the Wail then the Yelp.
@@stevensedlis3901 Thank you.
7 years later nope not working
In PL I sale this system and working very well :-)
You are incorrect.
That’s neat.
actually a Whelen Howler if its a whelen - Rumbler is a Federal Signal Product.
Also I heard it so it was loud
I have 2 15s, I promise I can't hear your rumbler😭🤣
Pamplinas
Tha rumbler.
Rumbled in my pants
How many decibels is that?
Frost Fusion its 10db
@@adammoorby99 Thats super quiet lol
HJFireProtection it’s not meant to be loud it’s more of a vibration
Sirens in are about 110 to 120db.. in my country (central europe) they are 120db ... in clubs, we allow 95 - 98 (10 db increase is usually double as loud)
It's about 150db
Sound like helicopter or open fire
Low frequency sirens are not recognized as a lawful siren, therefore they are expensive noise makers
they’re not used alone lmao, it’s simply an accompaniment to the original tone
Jesus saves
is there different sounds for different events?
It augments the siren tone in use. Problem with regular sirens is that, if you are in a car with the windows rolled up, the stereo on and the AC blowing, I can come up behind you with a 200 watt siren and you wont hear it. But you can feel the Rumbler.
Seven hundred dollars is nothing. Especially if it keeps police officers safe. They may be on their way to save a child's life,maybe even your child's life.
0:50
North Yankee
999T Like: Q2B Higher Pitch Sound Like Osaka Motor Siren, Martin-Horn, Many LED Lights, European Siren, American Siren, Rumbler Siren, Airhorn, Train Horn, & Emergency Traffic Warning System Voice Clearing Intersection System.
999T Dislike: “The Siren, You Can Feel”
what what do they mean? like just emergency?
I BELIEVE THEY DONATED RUMBLER SIREN IN EU2 COUNTRIES JANUARY 1, 2007........
I LOVE COPS
we should import this tool to Germany