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Ghetto DIY Pillow Speaker

Step 6Enjoy!

Plug the speaker into an audio source, stick it under your pillow, and enjoy the comfortable fruits of your labor.

Note: My thinkpad is running DSL 1.4 because the HD is shot. Donations gladly accepted. :)

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9 comments

Jun 7, 2009. 5:25 AMbob_0987 says:

do you have to use an altoids tin

Aug 17, 2009. 6:59 PMandrew101 says:

Jun 5, 2011. 7:06 AMDerek Vigil says:

I can see probably using a tic-tac box

Aug 13, 2009. 6:30 PMkike13 says:

hey you know you can stack 2 altoids tin to fit a biger speaker

Apr 14, 2009. 4:59 PMleenmean says:

I made one of these and it is perfect for putting in my jacket pocket and listening to music without wearing annoying headphones or earbuds. Thanks for the top notch Instructable.

Mar 30, 2009. 10:30 AMspn_phoenix_92 says:

Awesome I'll have to try this sometime

Jan 25, 2009. 1:17 PMmitchellcope says:

Good work budy. Might try build one my self.

Apr 20, 2007. 9:48 PMemenblade says:

dont be ashamed of using dsl, hell ive used it for a long time, after a while you get used to it and learn how do do all the regular stuf you do. and um great instructalbe

Dec 2, 2006. 5:43 PMPlague Of Babies says:

Very cool. So cool, I made one. It works very nicely, however I can no longer blast my music as I would wearing the cheesy earbuds.