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Warning. This instructable requires the use of high voltage outputs, demolition of many electrical objects and the use of many dangerous tools. Please do not attempt unless you have experience. (I am not liable for anything stupid you do)
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~Materials~
-Cardboard box
-2 pairs of headphones (in ear and ear cover)
-SureTape
-Scizzors
-ipod
-1 sound sharing cable
-Sandpaper (100 c to 200 c)
-2 soccer cones
-Paper
-Magic tape
-Spraypaint (if you wish to paint it)
-Some kind of amplification system for your headphones
-Speakers from old computer (optional)
-About 8 hours of your time
-Yourself
~Estimated Time and difficulty~
-About 8 to 10 hours
-Fairly easy, but can be hard at times
~Time needed for paint to dry~
-Overnight
-Cardboard box
-2 pairs of headphones (in ear and ear cover)
-SureTape
-Scizzors
-ipod
-1 sound sharing cable
-Sandpaper (100 c to 200 c)
-2 soccer cones
-Paper
-Magic tape
-Spraypaint (if you wish to paint it)
-Some kind of amplification system for your headphones
-Speakers from old computer (optional)
-About 8 hours of your time
-Yourself
~Estimated Time and difficulty~
-About 8 to 10 hours
-Fairly easy, but can be hard at times
~Time needed for paint to dry~
-Overnight
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Jun 30, 2009. 8:47 AMjinventive
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The two 4 ohm speakers should be two 8 ohm types because when they are connected in parallel, the impedance (resistance) is halved, so if you did connect this up to a 4 ohm output of an ampilfier, it would more than likely blow the amplifier IC (because the two 4 ohm speakers together are 2 ohms).
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