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You'll want one of those. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif
I wound up grabbing a generic one from the local parts store. It works fine, and was cheap to boot. I'm not sure the original Bugeye horns are still available, though I could certainly be wrong.
I wound up grabbing a generic one from the local parts store. It works fine, and was cheap to boot. I'm not sure the original Bugeye horns are still available, though I could certainly be wrong.
Trevor Jessie
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I like the sound of the windtone units better. However, I'm probably in the minority on that.