Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
Fortunately, this takes 2AA batteries, so I’ll be able to try it on the transformer. It shares some tune arrangements, well nearly shares them with my other square wave doorbells. I massively prefer the arrangements on this one. Interestingly, the square wave sounds a bit like The Fisher-Price sparkling Symphony carousel which I’ve been fascinated by ever since I herd it but it only sounds like that in parts where as the sparkling symphony carousel does it the whole way through. I think this is caused when two square waves play the same note at once, for example when it is playing Minuet there is a slightly lower than G at the start that sounds like this. The dingdong and the Westminster chime also sound like it so maybe both channels are playing the same thing at once. I think there is probably also some aliasing in the square wave but maybe a lot of of this is caused by face relationships between similar frequencies, maybe some of it is in some of it isn’t I’m not sure.
Fortunately, this takes 2AA batteries, so I’ll be able to try it on the transformer. It shares some tune arrangements, well nearly shares them with my other square wave doorbells. I massively prefer the arrangements on this one. Interestingly, the square wave sounds a bit like The Fisher-Price sparkling Symphony carousel which I’ve been fascinated by ever since I herd it but it only sounds like that in parts where as the sparkling symphony carousel does it the whole way through. I think this is caused when two square waves play the same note at once, for example when it is playing Minuet there is a slightly lower than G at the start that sounds like this. The dingdong and the Westminster chime also sound like it so maybe both channels are playing the same thing at once. I think there is probably also some aliasing in the square wave but maybe a lot of of this is caused by face relationships between similar frequencies, maybe some of it is in some of it isn’t I’m not sure.
