Shocker XL Train Horn

All three are completely separate systems. The Shocker XL train horns have their own switch, the Oogah horn has its own switch, and the PA unit has a power switch built into the unit itself. You can use any of them independently or even use multiple systems at the same time.

No, the 100W PA system has its own separate speaker. Mario mounted it under the front bumper along with the Oogah horn, while the Shocker XL train horns are mounted behind the grille. Each component operates independently with its own speaker or horn.

The Shocker XL train horns are mounted behind the grille for a clean look and maximum sound output. The Oogah horn and PA speaker are both mounted under the front bumper where they're protected but still project sound effectively forward.

Yes, Mario added the Shocker XL train horns to his existing air system. The Shocker XL is a horns-only kit that includes the four-bell horn, air line, 1/2" stainless steel electric air valve, and fittings. The Oogah horn and PA system are electric and don't need air at all.

The Oogah horn is a vintage-style electric horn that makes that classic "ah-OOO-gah" sound from old cars. It's completely different from the train horns and doesn't use air. It's great for getting attention in a fun, nostalgic way without the full blast of the train horns.