Step 2Prepare the speakers
Locate the positive and negative sides of the speaker setup.
I wanted the amp circuit to be inside the box so i cut back and stripped the end of the wire giving myself enough room to secure the circuit anywhere I wanted to inside the amp.
Unfortunately for me, the wood was so thick, the pots and jack couldn't mount to the wood itself. I happened to have a metal plate that I used for a guitar pedal that didn't work out like I wanted, so I decided to just mount the parts to that.
I mounted the plate where i wanted it and drilled out holes to know where the parts would mount. Then I used the router attachment for my rotary tool to route out the holes big enough to fit the entire pot and jack through. NOTE: you really owe it to yourself to get a rotary tool with a good set of attachments, it just makes everything so much easier.
Finally I mounted the parts to the metal plate.
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Cool instructible! Well, It isnt' very Important which wire goes where on a speaker, because they are Powered by AC.
How about using an amplifier which is a bit more powerful? But then you'll have to store the energy out of the solar cells in a lead battery or so.