bestfightstory":lbskq90r said:
Hope it was as good for you as it wasn't for any of us.
Typical.
What's typical? You think I was dodging responding to this because I hadn't replied yet? Give me a break, plenty of people around here accuse me of responding to too much.
In my opinion, a megaphone (or anything artificially loud designed to make noise that is brought into a stadium along the lines of a plastic bottle with rocks or coins in it or those annoying vuvuzelas) is cheap for trying to break a crowd noise world record. It's a
crowd noise competition, not an advertisement for whatever company makes megaphones, or a contest to see what crowd can shake quarters the loudest. If you're going to allow megaphones, what's to stop people from walking in with as big of a full-range speaker as they can carry on their back and a microphone? Why don't we just organize a protest where everyone has their own speaker and microphone?
I'm surprised you disagree with me on this, to be honest. A sports crowd noise contest should be
organic, in my opinion. If you disagree, that's fine; you wanted my explanation, there it is.