Can I use an NHL horn for my kid's team?

Yes. The free board at tourneyhunter.com/music can use any of these horns: tap GOAL and it sounds the horn, then plays your goal song. It runs on a phone, needs no app, and one link shares it with the whole bench.

Which horn is the loudest?

Philadelphia's and Chicago's are usually named as the loudest; Montreal's is the most old-fashioned, a true single-tone air horn. On a phone speaker the deep ones carry best.

NHL Goal Horns (2026)

Every goal horn is an air horn bolted to the building, and every building sounds different. Tap a team to hear its horn. Use on my board makes it the horn on the free goal-song board: press GOAL at your kid's game and it sounds that horn, then plays your goal song.

The board also carries six real air-horn recordings stored on the phone, so the horn fires even where the rink has no signal.Open the board →

Questions

What is an NHL goal horn?

A marine or locomotive air horn mounted in the arena, sounded by the game presentation crew when the home team scores and usually followed by the team's goal song. Most are built by Kahlenberg, and each building's horn has its own pitch and pattern.

Can I use one for my kid's team?

Yes. Pick it above, and the board sounds it after GOAL, then plays your song. It runs on a phone, needs no app, and one link shares it with the bench.

Which is the loudest?

Philadelphia and Chicago are usually named; Montreal's is the most old-fashioned, a true single-tone air horn. On a phone speaker the deep ones carry best.

Open the free board Best goal songs →Warmup & arena songs →

Horn clips are fan uploads on YouTube, played through YouTube's embedded player; team names are used to identify the horns and imply no affiliation.