Henderson
Count-in and power chords.
- E-WEast-West lineO-WOnehunga-West line
- West family
- Guitar signature
Why Henderson sounds like this
Drumsticks count in, then a lightly overdriven guitar chugs through power chords and lands on a full, open chord. Henderson is the heart of Westie country, where loud guitars and a bit of grit are a point of pride. The Onehunga-West line turns around here, so the chime ends big.
Inside the chime
Henderson's chime runs about 6 seconds, in three parts. Every station's chime ends on its family's signature, so you can tell roughly where you are by ear.
- 1
Henderson's own motif 3.4 s
Count-in and power chords. No other station plays it.
- 2
The West family's guitar 1.0 s
Three plucked guitar notes climbing a major chord. It covers the western suburbs.
- 3
The end-of-line bell 1.5 s
Henderson is the end of the Onehunga-West line. On that line's trains its chime finishes with a bell, to tell you this is as far as the train goes.
On the network
- Sturges Road
Towards Swanson
SunnyvaleTowards Manukau
- Sunnyvale
Towards Onehunga
End of line
The West family
13 stations end on the guitar: Kingsland out to Swanson.