The use of snail horns is becoming more and more widespread nowadays. Many vehicles we can see are equipped with snail horns because the original horn sound of many vehicles is not particularly satisfactory, and some can even be said to be harsh. However, we are not particularly proficient in the selection and purchase of snail horns. What should we do? Don't worry, this article will teach you how to choose the right speaker for you.

Firstly, you need to check the power of the host. You must choose what suits you. This sentence also applies here. What is the power of the host. What power speaker should be selected. This matching sounds good. Every car is the same. From Alto to Audi and then to Land Rover Cadillac. At most, there are four separate output channels.
The first two channels of the snail horn focus on high and mid tones. If the bass in front is too heavy, it will affect the driver's mood, especially during long-distance driving, which can be very frustrating. Two rear channel side heavy bass. This is also the reason why installing a subwoofer and amplifier results in high power for the rear speakers.
I won't say much about the brand of the speaker. Don't look at the appearance when buying a speaker, look at the workmanship. Some speakers are beautiful but have poor sound quality. Don't buy too fancy speakers. After all, you install speakers for listening, not watching. I suggest you find speakers that are well crafted and pay attention to sound quality.
If you can try it out, it's good. When trying it out, don't listen to a DJ. If it doesn't work, a DJ won't be able to test the sound quality and expressiveness of the original sound. Trying out is to find some sound effect discs, with deep bass and loud treble. A smooth midrange is a good horn!
Some customers tend to make a big mistake during sound testing, habitually turning up the volume all at once. However, when the speaker is powered on, there needs to be a slow heating process. In order to obtain a good music signal, the volume needs to be gradually increased, allowing the speaker to have a process of increasing power and sound pressure. Only in this way can we truly understand whether a speaker is a good speaker in the true sense.
If the Weishan snail horn does not sound at all, first check if the fuse is blown, then unplug the horn plug and use a multimeter to measure if there is power at this point when pressing the horn switch. You can also try adjusting the adjusting nut on the horn to see if it produces sound. If it still doesn't produce sound, the horn needs to be replaced.