Cool DIY speaker made from trash

Cool DIY speaker made from trash

Such a simple and portable speaker can be assembled with your own hands from scrap materials, unnecessary spare parts and a couple of products with Aliexpress.
It is enough to have straight arms and a little perseverance.

To assemble this column we will need:
1. A sheet of plywood board.
2. MP-3, FM, AUX module with remote control.
3. 18650 Battery Charge Controller.
4. 18650 batteries from an old laptop.
5. Speakers from a faulty TV at 8 Ohm and 4 W.

Cool DIY speaker made from trash

From a plywood board we cut out parts of approximately the following sizes:
Cool DIY speaker made from trash

The next step is to attach the battery charging module and batteries to the future speaker body using a glue gun.
The connection diagram can be seen below.
Cool DIY speaker made from trash

We screw the columns as shown in the figure.
Cool DIY speaker made from trash

Module connection diagram.
Cool DIY speaker made from trash

We assemble the remaining parts of the body.
Cool DIY speaker made from trash

Cool DIY speaker made from trash

It turned out something like this.
Assembly videos and sound tests can be viewed below in the video instructions.
Cool DIY speaker made from trash

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Comments (2)
  1. Guest Evgeniy
    #1 Guest Evgeniy Guests 27 January 2018 19:26
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    Where's the amplifier? The mp3 module gives a very weak signal (it is designed to work with an amplifier/headphones), and will play no louder than a mobile phone!
    1. Simple
      #2 Simple Guests 28 January 2018 22:29
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      The module contains a 3-watt preamplifier