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Step 2Prep the speakers
No pictures of the process of disassembling the speakers, as I already had mine taken apart when I started. It's simply a matter of taking everything out of the speaker case without breaking anything. Save the volume knobs!
After that, replace the wall wart power adapter with a nine volt battery clip. Remember to check the polarity.
With the speakers I had, at this point I also moved an oversized capacitor from the top of the board to the bottom, and replaced the dim green LED with a nice bright blue one, which I arranged to point up where the power button would be. I used a semitransparent rubber button, so when it's on the button glows blue. It looks quite nice!
After that, replace the wall wart power adapter with a nine volt battery clip. Remember to check the polarity.
With the speakers I had, at this point I also moved an oversized capacitor from the top of the board to the bottom, and replaced the dim green LED with a nice bright blue one, which I arranged to point up where the power button would be. I used a semitransparent rubber button, so when it's on the button glows blue. It looks quite nice!
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