Perform A Brain Transplant On A See-N-Say To Add Custom Sounds

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Perform A Brain Transplant On A See-N-Say To Add Custom Sounds

Hacking childhood toys is somewhat of a maker’s rite of passage around here. John Park over at Adafruit has made a habit of it for many years though. His latest, he shows how to transplant the brain of a See-N-Say to have your own custom messages.

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This update really modernizes things. Instead of a plastic platen that works like a record player, you’ll be using a circuit to detect and playback each sound. You can find the full step-by-step guide on how to do your own over on Adafruit’s website.

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