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I had a pair of full range speakers hanging around, plus some spare time, an old laptop powersupply (small netbook) and started thinking of making some radio thing for my bathroom. No super hifi stuff just small fun project also to teach my son some basic electronics.
I understand that pictures say more than words ... ![]() Ikea flower pots and bathroom organizer in bamboo together with some very cheap doorknobs ... total spending 20 euro ![]() ![]() looks pretty sleek ![]() bought on Wish or alixpress not sure for 12 euro including free shipping ![]() ![]() Also bought the cheapest pillow ... using the content as damping material made some 5 mm plywood panels from leftovers I had hanging around ![]() soldering the power, the radio has a line + and a memory + ![]() damping ![]() cutting to exact size !!! ![]() This was delivered with the radio and works fine ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Radio
Power supply 12 volt 5 ampere good for 60 watt Speakers JVC Full range 15 watt rms 30 watt peak 35 - 16.000 hz 90 dba Extra: Universal flat cable fm car antenna if you would like you could add for example an usb port for charging, vu meters, ledlight, etc Total investment about 50 euro ![]() Will make a second one for a shed of a friend who loved it Sound quality is surprisingly good due to the use of bamboo and damping instead of plastic. It's a closed cabinet due to it's form and I tried a ported back plate but this sounds better to me. Thinking it was nice to share over here ![]() |
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Worksop
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Have you done anything to stop the moisture getting at it?
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Join Date: Oct 2014
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I like the "truncated pyramid" shape.
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I have a ventilation system in the house so this is not an issue, currently the radio stands in my sleeping room.
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Worksop
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I was thinking more about the speaker cones if they are not plastic types.
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Join Date: Jan 2018
Location: Ga
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Looks great especially the speakers. Good job!
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