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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: brussels
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hello everybody,
i got probably the strangest question on this board. i need to sing at a wedding, but it is gonna take place in a forest. i will not carry any speaker or amp with me. but i need to sing loud. so i wonder if it would make sense if i make myself a horn. something like you see on old turntables. i thought o buying one, something like they use on rowing competitions (the extra man that screams when to row). but maybe i can build it myself from strong paper. so my questions 1)has anybody got a better idea for this ? 2)does anyone has a design for it ? thanks guys |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2009
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This is really a strange question. A conical horn should do just fine. It will sound a bit coloured anyway and a conical horn carries far away. Maybe you can modify one of the cones that children get when they enter school.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: brussels
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thanks,
yeah horn's color the sound, there is a dropoff. maybe i can design it that way that it doesn't does that in my vocal range. but i guess that is gonna be one big horn if it may not cutt of just up to 80-90hz. i'm looking into it. |
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