I have a horn manufactured by E A Laboratory and need help with the sound adjustment.
Per the photos attached. My adjustment screw looks to have been replaced and a lock nut put in its place.
1. Is this an after market addition.
2. Any ideas how to adjust.
The horn has worked perfectly for years.
Horn adjustment
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Unprr
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Horn adjustment
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jiminbartow
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Re: Horn adjustment
I think you had four posts of advice on your last post. Looked like good advice.
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Allan
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Re: Horn adjustment
EA were one of the suppliers for A model horns. Perhaps an A model owner could help
Allan from down under
Allan from down under