007728883 Chrome Trumpet Horn Set ( 12V,400/500 Hz,105 -118 dB @ 2m) for Passenger Car

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) I’m writing this review in 2026 after using the Hella Chrome Trumpet Horn Set for almost 5–6 years, and it’s still working perfectly without any issues. The sound is loud, clear, and very powerful — exactly what you expect from a premium horn. Even after years of regular use, there is no drop in performance or sound quality. Build quality is excellent. The chrome finish still looks good and hasn’t degraded much over time. It proves how durable and reliable this product is. Installation was simple, and once fitted, it has been completely hassle-free. No maintenance issues at all. Overall, if you’re looking for a long-lasting, powerful horn, this is a one-time investment product. Highly recommended!

Really. Im so soooo happy. The product, built quality. Superb

Product is not working bur we adjust and repair the horn and finally horn is ok now 😀😀 sound is too loud and good 😇

Good sound, Overall satisfied with performance

Wonderful. Loved the sound. M very happy and satisfied.

Very overrated product. Just sounds different on Dzire compared to OEM horn, but not a significant difference in terms of loudness. I have just replaced with OEM horns, may be a relay with direct wiring to battery may help increase loudness but I highly doubt (because current rating is same at 5amps for each unit same as OEM one's). Product quality is ok, but loudness isn't. My advice is to go for Bosch symphony which gets same loudness,tone at half the price.

Ike it

Original product with value buying option

It’s a new car horn, if you having a quiet/dying vehicle horn this is a great replacement, not any louder then a normal horn!

I haven't installed it yet so we'll right now the only give it one star

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If you're looking for road presence, these are the horns for you. I wish I can show a video of the horn sound. It sounds sort of like the Mercedes/Kia horn, the loud one. In most cases, you'll have to go to a shop to have it installed for you, unless you know what you're doing.

Like some comments, disliked my "Meemp Meemp" sound on my 16 Subaru Outback. Know Hella's quality, and the dual trumpet horns Step Up the Sound Character of the Suby. Actually Plug & Play, buy my access to insall the horns takes little more time. Suby Outback horns are on each side just above the front fog lights. The OEM horns have one (+) terminal because the center horn mounting stud is the ground. The new horn center mounting studs, are internally not grounded, so you have have to add a (-) ground jumper. I made up a 10" wire jumper and bolted to the horn center stud when mounting. (New wire use's frame to ground.) Than jack the other end to any terminal on the horn using a female spade coupler. The original OEM (+) wire plugs onto the other terminal. Suby has (+) terminal wire on each side, no need to jumper positive to other side. To access horn, pop the 5 plastic buttons just underneath each side of the front bumper Only, and bend each side end splash polyethelyene panel back, and duck tape out of the way. Tight squeeze, unplug the (+) terminal, and use 10mm wrench to remove center stud on OEM horn. They're tight, (use WD-40). Takes a little time , nut is torrqued tight. Once they're jacked in, hit the horn on the steering wheel. FANTASTIC ! Fold the front side end splash panels back, an pop in the plastic buttons. This access takes a little time because the space is tight, otherwise you have to remove the entire front grille, and entire front bumper for access. The New horn center nut is also torqued tight, I had to use vise grips locked onto the new mounting strip plate to unbolt, and use the OEM strip plates on the car. I did it myself, for a girl, I dont look like the typical manley mechanic, I know you can do this too. Took me about 3 hrs, only because the nut is so hard to get off in that tight space. Passenger side was the easiest. Enjoy your new car trumpet sound. Bella Dee