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Editors Note:
The use of air horns at the ballpark can be traced back to Hilda Chester who popularized the idea of fans making themselves heard. During the 1930's when she would attend games at Ebbets Field with a frying pan and an iron ladle. The frying pan was soon replaced by her trademark brass cowbell. The idea quickly took hold throughout the USA and while the cowbell continues to enjoy regional popularity, popular culture has chosen the loud blast of an sounder as its successor. Modern day sounders often are adjustable up to 120db that when combined with the acoustics of a basketball or baseball stadium can be clearly heard on the field, in the dugouts, and in the broadcast booth. Here are the best canister available on the net.
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