Bose’s New Bluetooth Speakers Are Made for Modding
The BOSEbuild Bluetooth Speaker, designed with makers in mind, is meant to be modified and customized.
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Warm Tube Tone Is Just What the Raspberry Pi Has Always Been Missing
The 503HTA board gives your Raspberry Pi that warm, vintage vacuum-tube tone that music lovers covet.
Teensy Beefs Up Their Diminutive Dev Board
Teensy, a line of dev. boards that are Arduino compatible and frequently deployed in light and sound projects, announced a new version today.
Over the Top: Hack a Hard Drive into a Working Microphone
Rulof Maker decided to build his own microphone using parts from a hard drive and an old paper speaker. The end contraption looks great.
The Bizarre Working Boombox Creations Of Tom Sachs
Infamous art world prankster and DIYer Tom Sachs’ new exhibition of homemade boomboxes sounds pretty good!
Retro-Mod Speakers Made from Ikea Salad Bowls
If you’ve ever lusted after those iconic B&W Nautilus speakers (which cost a staggering $60,000), you might be interested in this Ikea hacker’s homage to audio gear that no one can actually afford. Using Ikea salad bowls, Damir Paco of Denmark created these unique speakers. To build them, he used three different sizes of the […]
3D Printable Death Star Shaped Speaker Enclosures
Rich Olson at nothinglabs has released a very cool parametric speaker enclosure on to Thingaverse. You can load up the page, set the right specifications for the driver of your choice, and print a Death Star shaped enclosure of your very own. These look absolutely fantastic, and according to Rich, sound fantastic if you find […]
