Elephant Super Maruko Dual Tone Horn Pair 12V – 108dB for Bikes and Cars

A weak factory horn can go unheard in heavy traffic right when you need it most. The Elephant Super Maruko Dual Tone Horn Pair delivers a powerful 108dB sound at 12V, combining a high and low tone into one layered, attention-grabbing blast that cuts through city noise and highway wind alike.

Key Features

• 108dB Loud Output: Significantly louder than most stock horns, ensuring you’re heard in dense traffic or on the highway.
• Dual-Tone Sound: High and low frequency horns fire together, producing a richer, more noticeable sound than single-tone horns.
• 12V Compatibility: Fits standard 12V electrical systems used in most cars and motorcycles.
• Weather-Resistant Build: Durable casing resists dust, moisture, and vibration for reliable performance year-round.
• Compact, Universal Mounting: Fits in tight engine bay spaces without major modification.
• Set of 2 Horns: One high-tone and one low-tone horn included as a matched pair for balanced sound.

Product Specifications

Full technical details of the Elephant Super Maruko horn pair are listed below.

How to Install

1. Mount both horns securely below the bumper or grille where sound can project forward without being muffled.
2. For best results, use an automotive relay rather than wiring directly through the factory horn switch — this prevents excess current from wearing down the switch over time.
3. Connect the ground wire directly to bare metal on the chassis, not a painted surface, since poor grounding reduces volume and can cause intermittent operation.
4. Test both horns before final mounting to confirm they fire together and produce a balanced dual tone.

Who It’s For

Best suited for drivers who find their factory horn too weak for busy city traffic or highway driving, and for motorcycle riders who need a louder presence on the road. Also a practical upgrade for anyone whose factory horn has weakened or stopped working over time.

Why Choose This Horn Pair?

Most listings for this exact horn skip the sound rating entirely, leaving buyers to guess how loud it actually is compared to their stock horn. At a confirmed 108dB dual-tone output, it’s loud enough to be clearly heard in traffic without crossing into harsh, ear-piercing territory – and pairing it with a relay and proper grounding, as outlined above, avoids the most common reason buyers report a