Amazing Cheap Boombox:How to Build at Home

Welcome to the world of DIY audio enthusiasts! If you've ever wanted to experience the satisfaction of building your own customized speakers and enjoying high-quality sound tailored to your preferences, you're in the right place. In this DIY speaker project, I'll guide you through the exciting journey of crafting your very own set of speakers, whether it's for your home theater, music studio, or simply to elevate your audio experience. Get ready to unleash your creativity, learn some essential audio engineering principles, and discover the joy of creating something unique that will deliver impressive audio performance. Let's dive into the world of DIY speakers and start building your sound masterpiece!

Supplies

Supplies you need to build this project:

1.A audio bluetooth module(see the picture)

2.A 30W amplifier

3.A DC 12 volt jack

4.A DC 12 volt adapter

5.A FM antenna(Optional)

6.2x 5W speakers

7.Some wood or a project box.

8.Wires

Tools:

1.A drill machine

2.A jigsaw

3.A soldering iron

Step 1: Building the Casing

The casing material is obviously your choice, though I suggest using wood for acoustic purposes.Wood is also strong and durable, meaning it can last for years.Though painting is a optional factor, I recommend putting on at least 1 layer of primer as this reduces the amount of moisture exposed to the wood.

Step 2: Connect Everything Together⚡️

Okay, so now lets get to building the circuit.Its pretty simple, but I'll give the picture as usual.Once you connect, solder everything securely and cover every joint with electrical tape.

Step 3: Painting(Optional)

Paint your box any colour you wish.If you're using wood or MDF, follow these instructions:

1.Paint all pieces with wood primer(1 layer)

2.Let it dry overnight.

3.Follow step 1 and 2 and now you have got your wood fully "primered"(Not a real word)

4Paint!

Step 4: Boombox Playing!

Plug in the device and you've finished building your own DIY boombox!

Note

If you see the package in which the audio board came, you'll see that it has a remote.Point it at the small screen and use it!

BTW, can you tell me what the U/SD button is for in the comments?

Step 5: Test Video

Here's a video of the final build.It took me months as I'm in 4th grade busy with school stuff and the coming week exams.I hoped you liked the build and made one yourself.Give a view and favourite if you really liked it.I hope you liked the music :)