Honeytone Portable Instrument Speaker
Portable battery-powered speaker, used with H1a Hydrophone
Regular price
$38.99
- Listen live to marine life with a H1a hydrophone
- 4-inch speaker with 1-watt amplifier
- 5 inches square by about 2-1/2 inches deep, 1lb
- Not waterproof
Note: Stock rotates between aqua, burgundy, or black. If color is important to you, please inquire before ordering.
What's Included:
- Honeytone amplified speaker
- 9-Volt battery
We are committed to prompt service. Many standard hydrophone variants are kept in stock and often ship the next business day. Custom builds are frequently completed within one week, depending on quantity and configuration.
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For those wanting a very inexpensive and lightweight PA system, this mini-amp will work with the H1a hydrophone to create a small group listening environment. These are often used by whale-watch groups operating out of inflatables or kayaks. Even some large tour vessels with high-power PA systems use them.
The naturalist simply holds her microphone up the the speaker to play cetacean sounds though the PA. Don't let the toy-like appearance fool you. These are great for their size and cost--sounding quite good and playing fairly loudly. Use the Honeytone amp's headphone jack output at times when you want to listen more critically. The headphone jack can also be connected to the AUX input of a marine stereo system--using the speaker as a cheap hydrophone preamp.
Simply plug an H1a hydrophone into the input:
See and hear a demonstration of this speaker, used with the H1a: