soundduct

noun
UK /ˈsaʊnddʌkt/
US /ˈsaʊnddʌkt/

A tube that carries sound from one place to another.

The soundduct carried the music from the stage to the back of the hall.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A channel in a building or machine that guides sound to a desired location.

Engineers installed a soundduct to move the noise away from the offices.

3. A device used to direct and focus sound waves in audio equipment.

The speaker's soundduct improved the clarity of the bass.

4. A passage in an animal's body that transmits sound to the inner ear.

Some insects have a soundduct that helps them hear predators.