Description
Overview
The Megaphone with Fist Mic separates the horn from the talking. The pistol-grip body carries the amplifier and siren, and the hand microphone plugs in on a curly cord, so you can rest the horn on a shoulder or a table and speak naturally. Unleashed lists it with a strap, which frees a hand for a stopwatch or clipboard.
It is the pick for officials who talk a lot over a long event, such as a swimming sports announcer or a cross-country finish-line caller. For a quick point-and-shout unit, the Megaphone Pistol-Grip with Siren is the simpler sibling in our megaphones range.
Key benefits
- Speak comfortably for long sessions with the detachable fist microphone on a curly cord.
- Grab attention instantly with the built-in siren.
- Ready on delivery: 8 D-size batteries are included.
- Sturdy build for sports fields, school grounds and event control.
- Powerful amplifier so your voice reaches the back of the field.
Who it's for
Swim meet announcers, athletics-day starters and school sports coordinators who spend an hour or more calling events and want the microphone at mouth height without holding a horn up. Marshals on cross-country and triathlon courses also benefit from being able to hand the mic to a second person.
Pair it with a Stopwatch Ultrak 320 for timed events, or a Metal Whistle with Lanyard for short signals between calls.
Care, safety and set-up
Coil the microphone cord loosely and store it with the body so the plug is not strained. Take the batteries out between seasons and keep the unit dry. Ships from local stock with our 12-month guarantee.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to hold the horn while I talk?
No. The hand microphone detaches on a curly cord, so you can shoulder or set down the horn and speak into the mic.
What batteries does it take?
It takes 8 D-size batteries, and we include them so it works on arrival.
How is this different from the pistol-grip megaphone?
Both have a siren and amplifier. This model adds a detachable fist mic and strap; the Megaphone Pistol-Grip with Siren has its microphone built into the body.
