Old Fashioned Director Large Metal Megaphone Loud Hailer | Movie Prop | Film Prop |TV Prop |Fancy Dress | Mega Phone | Megaphone Speaker | Voice Amplifier | Film Prop Replica |Fog Horn

• This vintage style large metal MEGAPHONE will certainly get you noticed in a crowd., perfect for fancy dress, cosplay, children’s parties or just when you want to make a big noise.
• Carefully constructed in a DARK METAL COLOUR, with an easy to grip handle at the bottom
• STURDY METAL CONSTRUCTION, this megaphone is voice powered so the louder you speak the louder the megaphone will be, making it great for the environment with no plastic and batteries being used
• The megaphone MEASURES 35CM in length and is 6cm in diameter at the narrowest end opening to 18cm at the widest end
• This style of megaphone has been used in many FILMS and TV PRODUCTIONS as a REPLICA PROP, its vintage style lending itself to many period productions. Vintage style acoustic megaphones are frequently still used in a few venues, like cheering at sporting events and cheerleading, and by lifeguards at pools and beaches where the moisture could damage the electronics of electric megaphones.

These multipurpose megaphones or loud hailers as some people like to call them are perfect for use at indoor and outdoor event. They often used by fire officers, coaches, policemen, cheerleaders, schools, sports activities, event organisers film and TV directors who want to make sure they are heard when passing out instructions. Megaphones are often used for Film and TV props and has been featured on several popular TV Shows and films on our screens in recent years. Carefully made with attention to detail taken on every aspect the Megaphone has been designed with a clean and presentable appearance, just like the vintage style often used in several famous productions. They help to amplify your voice getting you more reach and being able to be heard further afield This loud inhaler is voice powered so the louder you speak the louder the megaphone will be, making it great for the environment with no plastic and batteries being used The Megaphone measures – 35cm Long and 6cm diameter at the narrowest end opening to 18cm diameter at the widest end. The term Megaphone was first associated with Thomas Edison's In 1878, Edison developed a device similar to the speaking trumpet in hopes of benefiting the deaf and hard of hearing. With Edison's megaphone, a low whisper could be heard a thousand feet away, while a normal tone of voice could be heard roughly two miles away. Prior to the invention of the electric microphone, early pop singers sang with a megaphone. Vintage style acoustic megaphones are frequently still used in a few venues, like cheering at sporting events and cheerleading, and by lifeguards at pools and beaches where the moisture could damage the electronics of electric megaphones.