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L00TER OP t1_ja1aep6 wrote
This is so helpful! Thank you so much
5degreenegativerake t1_ja1e1mp wrote
I would suggest just buying a similar Bluetooth speaker unit and then just pull it apart and put it into your package. It becomes a huge project if you need to learn how to code Bluetooth, setup audio amps, battery management, charging circuits, etc….
Few_Ad_5677 t1_ja1gtbu wrote
Rockler sells a small speaker kit that can get you started
Guygan t1_ja1ie78 wrote
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TheNewJasonBourne t1_ja1a6el wrote
If you think you’ll learn AutoCAD from scratch well enough to make this piece in any reasonable period of time, I have news for you.
L00TER OP t1_ja1ad0n wrote
Haha I learnt the absolute basics and I’m not really on any sorta time crunch to make it. I’m sure I can learn just enough to build a nice enclosure with time :)
dataminer-x t1_ja195v1 wrote
You could do this with an Arduino, Bluetooth module, amplifier module, speakers and some other miscellaneous stuff.
There are lots of examples on the web. Here's one with funky LEDs.
https://circuitdigest.com/microcontroller-projects/diy-arduino-bluetooth-speaker-with-neopixel-led