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Step 3Wire it Proper
8. Cut a small notch on the side of Skully so that you will be able to slip wiring in there. The notch will have to be about a centimeter deep and can be cut like a 'U' or a triangle. See pic.
9. Get a headphone connector off some stereo parts. You only need the type with a 2.5mm jack and it can be mono. If you have ones built for stereo sound, you just have to use one set of the wires. Solder the leads onto the speaker.
10. Now that the wire is in place, epoxy the speaker into the eye and force it so that it fists snugly into the socket. Allow the epoxy to fully cure before tampering with the speaker.
11. Screw in the back panel that you've made and make sure to feed the wire out of the little notch you cut out.
9. Get a headphone connector off some stereo parts. You only need the type with a 2.5mm jack and it can be mono. If you have ones built for stereo sound, you just have to use one set of the wires. Solder the leads onto the speaker.
10. Now that the wire is in place, epoxy the speaker into the eye and force it so that it fists snugly into the socket. Allow the epoxy to fully cure before tampering with the speaker.
11. Screw in the back panel that you've made and make sure to feed the wire out of the little notch you cut out.
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Aug 31, 2009. 1:55 PMKohdai
says:
u have any idea how much @ target?? amp's gonna come with it if you buy it @ target right?
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Aug 30, 2009. 2:15 PMKohdai
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where did u get the speakers?
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Aug 30, 2009. 3:30 PMDeliciousDrips (author)
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I got them from Target. I got an extra one if you want it but you'll still need an amp
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