Munny Speakers

Step 5 Wire it and fill it

Thread the speaker wire through the neck and stuff the head with some polyfill.

Comments

[kdikhounphiphet]

What kind of speakers are they?

[moonlilymad711]

could you tell me the best way to hook it up to a computer..is there an adaptor or a kit of some kind???

[component]

I have regular speakers running through an old receiver, connected to my computer with a cable (or adapter) from radioshack which has the standard headphone jack at one end and the rca white and red left / right at the other. You can usually get a receiver which works fine for this purpose at goodwill or similar charity shop for about $10 and the cable costs around $4. the receiver means you also get a nice big volume knob to use too.

[karnold70]

Also try your local Pawn Shop. I just picked up a nice little receiver for $20

[component]

*edit* oops - or you could try the amp that fungus mentions in step 7. serves me right commenting before I read the whole thing.

[enklll]

What is polyfill?? Where can I get it?? Could it be replaced with cotton or gauze or something like that???

[Alpha2904]

 poly fill is just like cotton only it is made out of blends or some times just pure polyestere cotton would work just fine

[ktalex]

use the cotton....

[martymunch]

poly fill is what is in pillows and stuffed animals. if you go to anywhere that sells sewing supplies you should be able to find it. it comes in a bag that looks like cotton candy, only white. cotton balls may work but you'll be better off with some type of poly fill. cotton balls may be to dense. not positive on that one.

[Mako-chan4]

Try Wall-Mart! ^_

[BruceDogg]

good speakers

[wootwoot05]

what kind of audio cable is that? is there any kind of adapter to change it to a regular headphone cable and jack for my mp3 player or computer without using a receiver?

[bobobob1230]

what was the reasoning behind fiberfilling?

[its_paul]

It helps with the acoustics of the closure that the speaker sits in. The polyfill basically slows down the sound waves to mimic a larger enclosure. You use polyfill when your enclosure does not have enough volume, IE it sounds better, richer, deeper etc..