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Work in progress - Bluetooth speakers (sh.itjust.works)

submitted 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago) by MacAnus@sh.itjust.works to c/imadethis@lemm.ee

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Today I jumped back on this project that has been on pause for about a year :)
Turning cheap defective desktop speakers into a set of wireless Bluetooth stereo speakers.
Got the idea from this video from DiyPerks.

I'm trying to recycle as much as I can:
Desktop speakers were defective and given to me by family,
Bluetooth receivers are from old earbuds,
Batteries come from and old powerbank,
Charging module from old vapes (still need to figure out a few things about them, not sure I'll end up using those).
The only thing I bought so far are amps for the audio output tu the speakers.

Any input or advice is welcome :)

I'll keep you updated with more details if anyone is interested

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[–] MacAnus@sh.itjust.works 4 points 5 months ago (1 children)

Thank you, and cool! Do you mind me asking about your wiring?
I actually also started trying to hook up a small bluetooth speaker's innards to a guitar amp but I'm getting crazy noise when trying to play music through it...
I wasn't sure where to connect the audio outputs and the power supply so I'm interested in seeing how you went about with that :)

[–] ToastyBones@thelemmy.club 2 points 4 months ago

I used a pi 4 in a touchscreen case, so I just strapped it to the top of the amp. I used an aux cable to plug into a cheap audio receiver which I replaced the amp interface with.

Looks ghetto as hell but it functions perfectly lol. It has an extension cord running out the back as the main power cord.