Some flat sounding bells

[ZachL]

The nearside motorized-mechanical bell on this Italian railroad crossing sounds very flat.

Sounds like a bunch of hammering...

[freebrickproductions]

The Safetran(?) bell at 0:34 in this video seems to be rather flat:

[freebrickproductions]

The bell at the start of this video sounds rather flat:

[freebrickproductions]

Here's a pair of very flat WCH mechanical bells at a crossing in Florida:

[ZachL]

Here's a pair of very flat WCH mechanical bells at a crossing in Florida:

That crossing is on the site: http://www.rxrsignals.com/Florida/Tampa/39/

Here's a video from caltran927 from 11 years ago of the crossing. The bells were in better shape then, but they definitely sounded like they were on their way out:

[freebrickproductions]

Here's a pair of very flat WCH mechanical bells at a crossing in Florida:

That crossing is on the site: http://www.rxrsignals.com/Florida/Tampa/39/

Here's a video from caltran927 from 11 years ago of the crossing. The bells were in better shape then, but they definitely sounded like they were on their way out:

Even then one of them was sounding rather flat, at least a lot more like a cowbell back then, anyways!

[NathanFromEngland]

Although it is hard to hear, one of the EBA E-Bells on this Dutch railroad crossing sounds a bit off.

[ZachL]

Although it is hard to hear, one of the EBA E-Bells on this Dutch railroad crossing sounds a bit off.

I think that actually sounds beautiful

[NathanFromEngland]

Here's a crossing in Italy that has some pretty rough sounding bells, one of which is flat.

[ZachL]

Here's a crossing in Italy that has some pretty rough sounding bells, one of which is flat.

Interesting ring pattern there...it almost sounds like they're being manually rung.