HOW BUS MANUFACTURERS MAKE THEIR ENGINE SOUND UNIQUE?

• F_B_I

  20 Jul 07, 13:52

  HOW THEY MAKE ONE. I LOVE THEM.
• F_B_I

  20 Jul 07, 16:45

  BUMP. OI SOMEONE MUST REPLY THIS THREAD.
• SBS9806J

  20 Jul 07, 18:58

  Reply: Stop posting in caps
• kenn3th

  20 Jul 07, 19:11

  =/ =/ ForumDude?
• F_B_I

  20 Jul 07, 19:35

  Oi NABEH REPLY LEH. HOW THEY MAKE THEIR SOUND SO UNIQUE?!
• BusSpeeder

  20 Jul 07, 19:36

  deleted.
• F_B_I

  20 Jul 07, 19:45

  NOT HAPPY. I SAID THE ENGINE SOUND, NOT GEARBOX. 2 DIFFERNT THINGS OSO DONNOE, HOW CAN SAY YOU BUS FAN? HOAX LA Bustard.
  ~F_B_I
• tintinspartan

  20 Jul 07, 19:52

  Hey, F_B_I . Cool down lah! I was wondering what made the sound so unique. For games, you use your sound engineering but in real, it depends on:
  
  -Material of Engine
  -Position
  -Piston Speed
  -Airflow
  -Turbo
  -Air Pressure
  -Gearbox
• Ito_^

  20 Jul 07, 19:55

  inbuilt MP3 player and speakers.
• BusSpeeder

  20 Jul 07, 19:58

  Originally posted by F_B_I:

  NOT HAPPY. I SAID THE ENGINE SOUND, NOT GEARBOX. 2 DIFFERNT THINGS OSO DONNOE, HOW CAN SAY YOU BUS FAN? HOAX LA Bustard.
  ~F_B_I

  what is this? i answer you you still scold me, i'll simplify it for you... one type of bus, like MKIV DM, all same sound, meaning use same brand, same type of engine, which is Volvo THD102KF, but few were earlier and utilises a different gearbox, also having a different engine, but same brand, that is Volvo THD101GD, that's why the few's have different sound. another type, for example, a strider, all same sound, meaning same engine,same brand, same gearbox.
• SBS9806J

  21 Jul 07, 08:52

  Originally posted by BusSpeeder:

  what is this? i answer you you still scold me, i'll simplify it for you... one type of bus, like MKIV DM, all same sound, meaning use same brand, same type of engine, which is Volvo THD102KF, but few were earlier and utilises a different gearbox, also having a different engine, but same brand, that is Volvo THD101GD, that's why the few's have different sound. another type, for example, a strider, all same sound, meaning same engine,same brand, same gearbox.

  y bother?
• carbikebus

  21 Jul 07, 15:13

  You'll don't be so dumb to reply to that dimwit
• BusSpeeder

  21 Jul 07, 15:35

  Originally posted by carbikebus:

  You'll don't be so dumb to reply to that dimwit

  well, i already did not bother to reply to any of his posts after i posted this.
• Scania N113CRB luver

  21 Jul 07, 16:06

  Originally posted by tintinspartan:

  Hey, F_B_I . Cool down lah! I was wondering what made the sound so unique. For games, you use your sound engineering but in real, it depends on:
  
  -Material of Engine
  -Position
  -Piston Speed
  -Airflow
  -Turbo
  -Air Pressure
  -Gearbox

  Gearbox cant change the sound of the engine . Each engine produces its own unique sound note .
  
  Take the B9TL for example . There are Voith-ed ones as well ZF-ed ones . But we cant really tell what gearbox they using until we hear them change gears . The idling and move off sound is identical .
  
  Also , take the Scania L113CRB (Sentosa) and SMRT's Scania L113CRL . The Sentosa one have manual gearbox , whereas SMRT's have auto . But both of them have the same engine sound .