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Nathan 3-Chime K3LA

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I would to what would be the closest sounding horn to this model available this horn is used on UP SD70M's they has to be something? thx!
Jeremy Smith West Plains,MO

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Member since Sep-7-02 · 281 posts

RE: Nathan 3-Chime K3LA

Make that a little clearer and I can help you, if you want a UP SD70M K3LA, there is one in the library. Search John Means, download the modern and pasts horn pack. K3LA straight from a UP SD70M.Later NW 1218 LONG LIVE THE F40C!

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I know but it sounds a bit Santa Fe'ish already have the horn pack But if its the only one I guess it will have to do,Thanks for your help!
Jeremy Smith West Plains,MO
BNSF Engineer (In Training)

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Member since Sep-7-02 · 281 posts

RE: Nathan 3-Chime K3LA

Its directly off a UP SD70M. No prob man.Later NW 1218 LONG LOIVE THE F40C!

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