Bookburn writes –
“A what?” you ask. An “electromechanical transducer” refers to the type of speakers we are most familiar with; a permanent magnet and an electromagnet wildly vibrating to produce sound. And by “polystyrene conical section” I mean plastic cup.
Whatever this is, it is not an Instructable on how to callously rip apart your roommate’s computer speaker and glue the driver into some other object. I show how to build the actual transducer unit (commonly called a speaker driver) with a few simple objects. The speaker is super easy, extremely impressive, and so cool that it even makes Kenny G. sound good.
Electromechanical transducer out of a polystyrene conical section – Link.
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it makes kenny g sound good? sorry buddy, but nobody can break the laws of physics. nice try though.
Just built one of these suckers. Very, very quiet, but it sounds pretty good. Fun project!