@@OfficialKlausMelodyne.UA-cam I hear you (no pun intended) but this one is unique. Sure it’s similar to a k5 but this has a spookiness all of it’s own
The M3 has been my favorite since I was 3, but DAMN I LOVE THIS M5!!!!! Definitely is the most musical and haunting horn I have ever heard. I want to be in the fog on an eerie night by the tracks while this horn echoes closer and closer. That might actually make me nervous there was a ghost train coming. And if there was such thing as a ghost train, this would be the horn.
Here comes the City of San Francisco, highballing out of East Truckee headed for Reno and points east. Very nice recordings! You're lucky to possess such a wonderful horn.
Is this a 5/16" horn? I ask because the 1 bell is quite dominant, which Mr. Berry said was a common thing among the large orifice M5's. In the last 30 seconds, it sounds very similar to some of the better sounding early 2000s K5LA's I heard on Amtrak P42's when they were over a mile past. It must be that they tended to be less brassy sounding than most K5's. Of course this was before the heated back cap days came.
This was formerly a 5/16th inlet horn that has been choked down to 3/16th by installing hex plugs inside the horn. This horn plays the same Major 6th chord that was commonly heard on K5LAs cast mid to late 90s. When pitch shifted downwards, my 1996 square tag K5LA sounds very similar to this M5.
But, I have seen several photoes of SP F7P, FP7s and other passenger diesel locomotives M5s have one lower and one upper bell/horn in the reverse position, and that seems the norm than the exception.
The horn blows at 00:30 are some of the most beautiful echos I've ever heard from an train horn. The M5 is a masterpiece.
Be great to hear at 2 o’clock in the morning talk about awesome chills, growing up and down your spine
I wish locomotives used B major 6th M5 horns like these today. Those echoes are indescribably beautiful!
I could fall asleep listening to those wonderful echos..
ARC9652 Productions Same train horns have this Echo that is just so beautiful.
@@OfficialKlausMelodyne.UA-cam I hear you (no pun intended) but this one is unique. Sure it’s similar to a k5 but this has a spookiness all of it’s own
Even though I wasn't born in the 1950s please bring flashback to the F unit locomotives
And the Southern’s E units
This Nathan M5 Airchime has the most beautiful musical chord 🎵🎶
The major 6th chord makes it sound like a K5LA when it eerie sounds or echos. Great video
The M3 has been my favorite since I was 3, but DAMN I LOVE THIS M5!!!!! Definitely is the most musical and haunting horn I have ever heard. I want to be in the fog on an eerie night by the tracks while this horn echoes closer and closer. That might actually make me nervous there was a ghost train coming. And if there was such thing as a ghost train, this would be the horn.
This is the most ethereal thing I've ever heard.
Absolutely gorgeous sounding horn. Great recording!
Best expirience with headphones
I can hear the Trainmaster powered commute heading into Millbrae now.
That's gotta be the best M5 I've ever heard
Here comes the City of San Francisco, highballing out of East Truckee headed for Reno and points east. Very nice recordings! You're lucky to possess such a wonderful horn.
I’m imagining hearing the sound of this horn traveling between 2 mountains. That sound travels a ton
Why the cursing tho?
@@TheAustinSubRailfan my bad
That’s an outstandingly amazing sound...
San Joaquin Daylight #51 coming into Lancaster, Calif. blowing for Lancaster Blvd, right where the station used to sit.
The M5 appeared on B&O E-8's and 9's as well as Ackron, Canton and Youngstown FM H-16-44's.
The most magical and musical horn ❤️🎵🎶
There was or maybe is a recording of these M5s in the Recording called " Interurban Memories & Mister D's Machine. "
Beautiful
Is this a 5/16" horn? I ask because the 1 bell is quite dominant, which Mr. Berry said was a common thing among the large orifice M5's.
In the last 30 seconds, it sounds very similar to some of the better sounding early 2000s K5LA's I heard on Amtrak P42's when they were over a mile past. It must be that they tended to be less brassy sounding than most K5's. Of course this was before the heated back cap days came.
This was formerly a 5/16th inlet horn that has been choked down to 3/16th by installing hex plugs inside the horn. This horn plays the same Major 6th chord that was commonly heard on K5LAs cast mid to late 90s. When pitch shifted downwards, my 1996 square tag K5LA sounds very similar to this M5.
The echo sounds life a K5LA, its so beautiful, it makes it seem like K5LAs are based on M5s
Well, both are 5 chime airchime horns so...
God I want this horn
Someone living far away out in the middle of nowhere probably thinks the world is ending.
Here comes the Overland!
De 1953 son las bocinas ?????
Could very likely be off of an SP trainmaster.
I was searching for the horn with 3 horns forward and two back.
But, I have seen several photoes of SP F7P, FP7s and other passenger diesel locomotives M5s have one lower and one upper bell/horn in the reverse position, and that seems the norm than the exception.
1953/1982 Nathan/Airchime M5
The echo sounds like a k5la wierd
mmhmm yes very much
Why did you put all the horns facing forword, I thought that the passenger Fs and FP7 were three forward two facing backward?
Idk about you it sounds like a K5LA in the distance