Boat Horns

http://www.kahlenberg.com/ They last for years and years. Just polish them properly.

Hi,

Kahlenberg are probably the best available as said above.

Here are some others.

http://www.wolo-mfg.com/marine.htm

http://www.zoellner-yacht.de/index.php?loc=products

Buell makes a high quality horn. Take a look at any older Bertram/Hatteras to see how they fare over time.

Kahlenbergs and similar (Buell etc) not only sounds the best but also they look the best. S/S cant compare with the look of good quality chrome plating which. if looked after, will last for many years.

The twin Buells on my 1967 Chris Craft Connie were a $500 option when new. The horns have some minor pitting in the chrome, which isn't unexpected after 40+ years of service, but they still take a shine rather well. They also have a rather pleasantly authoritative note to them.

We put a Kahlenberg set on, the modern model of which would be closest to the T-3A, and they held up quite well indeed for over 25 years of ownership.

Had Kahlenbergs on loads of vessels. Only problem I ever had was that on one boat after 50 years the deckhands had polished them paperthin. 40 years isn't bad going though.