The differences in usage scenarios and characteristics between horn speaker and megaphone.

2024 03/07

Megaphones are suitable for close range communication, such as in competitions, speeches, or gatherings, to enhance the speaker's voice and enable a larger audience to hear the content. The horn speaker, on the other hand, is suitable for long-distance transmission, such as in sports venues or outdoor rescue situations, where it needs to emit significant noise to expand the range of sound transmission.

Finally, the usage of the two is also different. Due to the fact that Megaphones amplify sound through the resonance effect of their own throat, users need to use their palms and other parts to change the speed of air flow, thereby altering the adjustment of the resonance effect. The speaker horn, on the other hand, requires the user to use an external air or power source to drive the sound. Typically, the user will be equipped with a Bluetooth microphone or collector for sound input and output.