Coffee can sound system.

How to make your very own coffee can sounds system using only duck tape and a few pocket knifes.

Step 1 Pulling apart

So the first step is to remove the original speaker casing.
As you can see I used a flat head screw driver to open it up.

MAKE SURE ITS NOT TURNED ON!!

Comments

[MinnesotaBob]

So... you took a couple speakers... and made... another couple speakers?  I understand that you started with a two-cabinet system, and ended with a single-unit system, but wouldn't it have been easier to, say, hot-glue the two original cabinets together and call it done?

But hey, I'm all for taking things apart and putting them back together in a different way, just for the joy of the experience, so if that's the point here, more power to ya!

[AkKrock]

Volume control unit also an amp!

[Da Nugesta]

wat size were the speakers cos they were really sweet. if possible can mitchellcope plz tell me the model name of the speakers

[mitchellcope]

Mate i would love to help you but i have no idea what size they were. They were just some old crappy speakers. sorry.

[Da Nugesta]

those drivers ar really cute wer did u get them from?

[shooby]

Hmm.....why would someone do this? Maybe your speakers didn't have that vintage tin-can sound to them.

[acer5050]

I did something similar.. using the same speakers as he used as an amp on a 12volt battery. I took a cheap $20 sub (2 speakers) and put them in a round coffee can both in the same can, with a hole in the side. I wired it up to the amp I hacked up with the computer speakers on my battery and I used it to play party boy in school :) LMAO.. I recently took the speaker apart and made them into two tube subs using 4 coffee cans.... two each.. The sweet smell of 400Watts in a can

[uguy]

LOL

[gamefreek]

dus i it work?

[mitchellcope]

Yeah it works well and it pumps out allot of sound surprisingly.