Introduction: Wireless BoomBox
At first, I would like to thanks Instructables !
What I have learned : no need to be a good worker to made nice things, you only need Instuctables.
As I do not have any room left in my house, and I wouldn't throw away an old pair of Sony bookshelf, I decided to turn these two Speakers in two BoomBox !
The goal is a 72 hours minimum standalone Boombox, without any wired connection.( In playing mode)
It should be used as an audio media compatible Bluetooth stereo Speaker . (With a Smartphone)
To complete my project i need to buy another used Speaker to convert it.
I go on ebay to buy one; a 15€ Philips Speaker.
Good news it have a Woox system. (Passive Speaker for better bass).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WOOx_Technology
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My apologize for the Audiophile Purists, the object of this instructable is to have a CHEAPER BoomBox but as good enough with recycling materials. So, i don't have calculating any room space acordling to the speakers themself, and reuse the cabinet to put a stereo system. As for the Ampli class D, and there is not any protecting system for the speaker. Thoses BoomBox are 100% standalone. Very Impressive, Cheaper and EASY TO MADE. They sound very correctly even in exterior with people around.
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First step, i kept the two WOOD Box from Sony Speaker,
All speaker was disassemble to kept only all speaker, the Wood box from Philips Speaker was throw away.
So i have
- 2 Woods cabinet
- 2 Pair of Woofer, medium speaker, and tweeter
Step 1: Parts 2 - Parts to Grab
x2 - Power On Switch, parts from old electronic
x10 - Switch with light for Volume UP & Down, Next, Previous, Play/pause (2,89€/pcs on AliExpress)
https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/Angel-Eye-Metal-LED...
x2 - Bluetooth module with 50W Amp Class D module (10,18€/pcs on AliExpress)
https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/New-Arrival-Red-TDA...
x2 Power Supply with power backup UPS (11,02€ on AliExpress), the one i use was from old electronic parts.
https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/60W-12V-universal-A...
x2 Battery 12V7A, from old electronics.
x1 - Fm Module (7,89€ on AliExpress)
https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/DC-3V-5V-DSP-PLL-St...
x1 - Fm antenna (2,99 USD on AliExpress)
https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/High-Quality-Indoor...
x2 Power Connecteur from old electronics
x40 Plug connector for Switch
x10 Vintage tack (1.85 USD x100 on AliExpress)
https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/100pcs-7x11mm-Pushp...
x1 Sticker with Crocodile Effect 7€ from a supermarket store
x1 Pieces of Leather (20€ from Ebay)
http://www.ebay.fr/usr/cuir-deco?_trksid=p2047675....
x1 Vu meter, Electronic module AND x2 Vu meter for stereo (22.38 USD on Aliexpress)
https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/2pcs-Panel-VU-Meter...
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The first one cost me : 30€
The second one cost me : 50€
Step 2: Wiring
Now go wire
As easy a the plan ....or not .
Step 3: Laser CUT or Wood Cutting
We need to put all speaker and button on wood.
I am lucky enough to have a Laser cutting machine at my work, so with Corel Draw, it is easy to make the trace for the cutting machine.
- In the first picture it is the front of the box.
- The second Picture was for the second Boombox, i ad triangulare wood to make nicer design (engage only me)
and the cutting part for the passive speaker (Woox System).
- The third was for the finish and decoration. A Metal painted Flame on wood (MDF wood).
About the text i would like to make a Marshall TM style font, i found a font named ''Amplify'', a free font, you can download it here :
http://www.dafont.com/fr/amplify.font
And the flame i used to hide the cutting and border of the speaker.
Now you need to assemble all of this.
Step 4: The Finish
Now, glue the wood box
Glue the plastic vinyl with crocodile effect and/or the leather
Paint the Wood designed. In front 'Music by Kin' with Marshall TM font like, and paint with a gray metal effect..
Laser engraved a cool design on the back. I love Motorcycling so for me it was two pistons with flame again for recall those printed on wood in front of the two Passive speaker.
Put the sound On
Enjoy

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Amps and Speakers Contest 2016
2 Comments
6 years ago
This looks great! Thanks for sharing and welcome to the community!
Reply 6 years ago
I owe much more to the community than my small participation :)