I had something similar happen when I was trying to rig up a prank. I had a
"novelty" device which made fart sounds and I was connecting it to an
external amp and speaker to make it somewhat louder as a part of a prank. I
didn't know what the output level would be so I kept increasing the gain of
the amp and was getting disappointing results. Suddenly the amp BLASTED a
fart sound so loud that the entire office heard it. The connection was
intermittent and had just resolved itself :)



On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 10:04 AM, Van Horn, David <
david.vanhorn@backcountryaccess.com> wrote:

>
> The fellow I WATCHED, while he was troubleshooting a 100W PA system.  He
> had a single speaker connected, and he was getting some slight audio, so =
he
> almost stuck his head inside the cone of the speaker.
> About that time, the intermittent connection connected....  Those horns
> are pretty efficient.
>
>
>
>
> * You see a zillion made up stories about similar things in life.
> I actually saw this happen :-)
>
> Auckland Unversity radio club.
> Early 1970s.
> ??? Debraceni / Debreczeni I think.
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