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About

Our voice systems are made for game calls, used for hunting predatory and non predatory animals. Other applications include noisemakers for professional college or high school sports teams. Other diverse applications include fail safe air actuated alarms for ICU systems and fire alerts. Since 1983, all of our products have been made and assembled in Arizona.

Reed Thickness .002/.0025/.003/.005/.007/.010
Reed materials include stainless, brass and mylar

There are a multitude of factors that will change or manipulate sound.
1. Intake air flow across the voice coupled with exhaust or the back pressure are two factors to consider when designing a game call. Measured intake and backpressure cause pitch and tone variation.
2. Position or location of the voice within the barrel or mechanism causes differential pressure. Depending on voice location the intake and exhaust pressures are affected.
3. Blading a service we offer is a process by which a measured shim is inserted under the reed and then removed causing a permanent lift of the reed and changing the tone.
4. A dimpled reed allows for partial separation between reeds on a twin reed voice. It also allows both reeds to play or make sound during actuation.
5. Increasing the taper or bend will amplify the range or sound decibel (db) allowing the voice to handle more air movement or pressure.

Mixing the tapers, materials, thickness, blading, intake and backpressure create an unlimited sound range that is only limited to your product development program.

Voice bodies are non-corrosive; the exhaust port O.D. is .200 with a .010 taper for a rigid compression fit.

How to understand or read a complete reed part number: The first group of letters or numbers is the taper ID. The letters DR stand for dimpled reed. The last group or numbers are reed thickness.