Lego Earphone Speaker

Introduction: Lego Earphone Speaker

Hey guys This is my first ever instructable so I hope you like it

these are the materials you need
4x: 1-1 stud
3x: 1-4 brick (one with three holes)
1x: 6-6 plate
2x: 1-2 brick
2x: 1-4 plate
2x: 2-6 plate
1x: 1-2 plate
2x: 1-6 plate
2x: 1-1 cone
1x: 4-6 roof plate
1x: earphones

Step 1:

take the three 1-4 bricks and place them on the 6-6 plate with the one with the three holes at the front. Then take the two 1-2 bricks and place them behind the 1-4 bricks this will be the space for the earpieces of you earphones to sit in.

Step 2:

take one 1-6 plate and the two 1-4 plates and place them on top of the bricks placed on the base

Step 3:

take the other 1-6 plate and the 1-2 plate and place the 1-2 plate underneath the 1-6 plate, this will be the so the earphones don't slip out

Step 4:

lay the earphones inside the base and place the 1-6 plate at the back of the base

Step 5:

place the two 2-6 plates on top of each other and then place them on top of the base

Step 6:

place the roof plate on top of the base in front of the two 2-6 plates

Step 7:

flip the base upside down and place the four studs on the four stud connectors in the corners of the base
and there you have it your own portable music speaker
hope you guys like it

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8 Comments

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Echo450
Echo450

8 years ago

another cool modification you could do instead of earphones you could use one of those mini speakers it would sound much better

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Echo450
Echo450

8 years ago

cool

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rhinogates
rhinogates

8 years ago on Introduction

I made a modified version since i did not have the parts you used. One thing I did was I made a spot to wrap the extra wire around. It is not quite as small, but is still useful.thanks for another great contribution to the inscrutables website.


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Echo450
Echo450

8 years ago

Do you have your sound limit up full that would make the sound come out better

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LegoHalo5
LegoHalo5

8 years ago

I did it and it was realy muffled!

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Aleator777
Aleator777

8 years ago on Introduction

Nice! A quick sound chamber. I'm always needing more portable table-top tunage.

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Echo450
Echo450

8 years ago

darn lag made me send two of the one comment

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Echo450
Echo450

8 years ago

not the best i've done although it is my first instructable so it not all bad