Powerful Speaker Made Almost ENTIRELY of Lego
Jamie's Brick Jams
Apr 2, 2023 10:58
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Can you make a speaker using 'mostly' Lego? What about making a speaker almost ENTIRELY out of Lego?
Lego and technic gives us all sorts of incredible accessories to pimp out our builds, including lights, motors, sensors, and even mini computers. But apart from the weak little ones in some of the hubs, they don’t offer any decent speakers. So I figured I’d build myself a desk speaker with a built-in bluetooth amp in it so that I can crank out my music while building.
Traditionally we use a flexible membrane to build speakers, but what if we push Lego to the limits and see if we can design something that is made using just Lego parts?
Ideally, we want to build something that not only works, but sounds genuinely good. After all, what’s the point if you can’t use it to host a banging house party?
If you'd like to build your own, all you need is some wire and a magnet or two, both of which you can find on Amazon or AliExpress.
Let’s see what we can do using Lego!
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