Other Cool Stuff

The Slide Whistle. The principle of a slide trumpet, but applied to a whistle. Pull the slider out for a low note, push it in for a higher note. Just a fun effect.

Meet José the telepathic chili bean. (brother of the recently deceased Pedro) José has, just like his late brother, telepathic abilities. Connection only established with "human beans"

Classic Kockums Supertyfon Shipping Horn. Copper and brass. This classic horn is no longer in production and not for sale, but we have a small collection. Sounds better with the new Kockums membrane.

Does an airplane have a horn? We checked the horn of a Boeing 747 and the anwser is YES!

The Samba carnival whistle brings a Brazilian carnival vibe! A simple whistle with two extra openings to change the tone. Perfect for carnival parades and cheerful festive music.

Siren horn. The larger version of our siren whistle. This horn is used as a musical sound effect. Nice for theater or concert hall. Once the mechanism is up and running, you can chatter around with it

Big wooden box that makes noise. The Norwegian Pattern Rotary Fog Horn. By turning the handle on the side it fills up with air and starts producing sound.

Brass Maritime Gong. Ø500mm Ship Gong with beat hammer. To be used as alternative for shipping horn and/or bell.

Chrome Bell for 12v vehicles. Note: 1 push on button = 1 ring

Reissue of the original WW2 clicker used by the 101st Airborne Division on D-Day in Normandy. Made of brass and steel.

Our smallest siren, known as the ‘Cyclists Road Clearer’ since 1880. Blow to activate the mechanism, producing a high-pitched siren tone. Sound lingers briefly. Blow firmly to start.

Wooden duck call. Made in England. Wooden whistle to attract ducks. Donald Duck is not included. Of course, it is used for hunting, but we prefer just observing.

Referee's whistle. Perfect for on the field and/or in the hall. This robust plastic whistle from ACME is used in official football and rugby matches in England.