The Chanson Horn These radio horns are rare

These radio horns are rare and highly sought after for their sleek innovative design and wonderful tonal quality

Pepper’s company made the first Sousaphone

it was used to identify signal intensity

Hawley was a Dartmouth graduate of some football notoriety

Amberola horns pre-1920 were painted in a wood grain finish in order to match the cabinet because it was thought that nothing could be placed in front of the opening without impacting sound quality

The Chanson Horn These radio horns are rareThe Chanson iHorn is made from a Chanson Radio Reproducer made by Chanson Laboratories. This horn is so rare that it is not even depicted on the Radio Museum website. In fact, there is literally no information available on the history of Chanson Laboratories in Los Angeles. My best guess is that this horn was made sometime between 1920 and 1928 (which is when the paper cone speaker was invented and for the most part, horn reproducers went out of