How to create an helmet integrated audio system from a normal pair of headphones by Alessio.E.93
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Heya!
Do you ever wondered to listen your favourite music while shredding the pow or owning the snowpark?
Well, now you can! without spending $$ on expensive aftermarket audio systems.

All you need is
-a Snowboard helmet (the best are the ones that are already suitable with integrated audio systems like Burton RED series and ProTec helmets)
-A pair of old/new (you choose) headphones, preferably with 40mm speakers. I used a pair of Skullcandy Lowrider
-Glue
- scotch tape
-Screwdriver


So let's start Dude/Girl , or whatever you are!!
 
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Step 1: Start by disassembling your headphones!!!

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Just start by removing everything you can, in my case just the soft parts that cover the ears. The point is to reach screws or everything that let you complete disassemble the headphones, since these parts are 99% covered by protections to prevent that.
hungyhipo 2 says: Dec 18, 2011. 4:55 PM
Its called K2 built in audio
mojo13 says: Dec 5, 2011. 10:28 PM
I just did this, thanks for the 'ible!
the_kcar says: Dec 5, 2011. 11:41 AM
Me Gusta, indeed! And the instructable was clear, too. Well done!
bellbros123 says: Dec 5, 2011. 11:35 AM
I made something like this but i put a volume rocker/control mid-wire so i could control volume, calls, and tracks... overall nice ible
HardCoreHacker says: Dec 4, 2011. 7:26 AM
Looks like u have +8000 views and not a single comment? Wowza, I really like the idea and design. Thanks for sharing!
Alessio.E.93 (author) says: Dec 5, 2011. 4:39 AM
Thanks for your interest :)
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