Introduction: The Java Jukebox
Experience Level (3/10)
Have you ever been to a coffee shop and when you are listingto your music and your headphones are just not cutting it, a megaphone is over kill. If you have had this problem thin I have the perfect solution. I give you the Coffee Cup Speaker. You can make this for under $10.
All you need is--
Tools Needed--
Have you ever been to a coffee shop and when you are listingto your music and your headphones are just not cutting it, a megaphone is over kill. If you have had this problem thin I have the perfect solution. I give you the Coffee Cup Speaker. You can make this for under $10.
All you need is--
- (1) coffee cup---(clean)
- (1) Audio (WHITE,RED) to headphone jack
- (2) speakers
- (1) Roll of SCOTCH mounting tape
Tools Needed--
- Soldering gun
- Solder
- Box Cutter or wire strippers
Step 1: Preparing the Wires
For this step you will need to take the Audio cord and cut off the jacks and divide the two different types of wires from each other.
Step 2: Soldering the Speakers.
Now you will need to take one cord and solder one of the two parts on (+) and the other on (-) repeat for both speakers.
Step 3: Inserting the Speakers
Part one
To insert the first speaker you will just need to place in the cup until the sides stop it from going further. Now glue or tape in place.
Part two
use the mounting tape to make a barrier between the first speaker. (see pic.2) Glue or tape into place
Step 4: The Final Touch
In this step you will need to make it look professional.
- Tape or glue excess wire and wrap around under lid.
- Tape or glue lid on
- make some small speaker holes in the side.

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Coffee Cup Challenge
2 Comments
12 years ago on Introduction
I have placed small speakers into cardboard boxes to make them sound better in the past. This past weekend I found myself sitting at a McDonalds watching my kids play and listening to music on the Droid. Inspiration struck. I took out my pocket knife and cut a small rectangle out of the top of an empty sandwich box. I set the droid over it, covering the hole completely and putting the speaker over the hole. I then made various folds in the box to tune the sound how I wanted. It wasn't a Klipsch but it sounded pretty nice.
12 years ago on Introduction
hey you took my idea o well nice any way 5stars!!!!!!!!!!!