DIY WiFi / Bluetooth Stereo Speaker Boombox Build

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Hi!

Thank you for checking out one more project of mine. Hope you like this one! Full build plans, parts and tools lists are located in the next steps!

This time I decided to make a non-battery powered speaker that would mostly be used in my living room. I went for veneered sides and a faux leather wrapped front panel. To my eyes and ears the speaker turned out great. I really dig the wood-leather design that got me inspired when I saw the Focal Aria 906's.

Thanks for watching!
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[BombsAwayMusic]

great video whats the reason for cutting the chamfer on the table saw instead of with your router ?

[dextertracycanete]

Beautiful. I'd prefer the tweeters to be on opposite sides and far apart though, so as not to lose the stereo separation.

[kalleklp]

Nice job! :)
2:50 Correct use of a hole saw...drill from each side to prevent tear-out.
I like that leather look for the front. It really gives the whole thing a professional standard look.

[RW_CreativeMedia]

Damn, this was beautifully handcrafted, you should start making these for sale.

[MajorTendonitis]

I’m impressed with your router circle jig . Great job on the finishing touched on the cabinet, looks absolutely pro 😊

[alanasmusichd]

Those two tweeters in the middle don't give wide stereo, but great build as always 👍

[MarkoVukovic]

What an awesome build, thank you for sharing!

[indioboysdosteclados]

What is the name of this material used to make the box? It doesn't look like wood to me

[lumostoria]

Hi Donny, very nice build! Question regarding the remote control: Does it work through the plexi at the backside of the box? I finished my first boombox last week, using the Arylic Up2stream Amp 2.1 board. The board has a 9pin breakout connector where you can connect an external IR sensor. I used a standard LED-shaped one with 38kHz 940nm and put it in the front panel. Works perfectly.

[PartsExpressOfficial]

Awesome Video Donny! We love your speakers!

[vijaykumar-npqq]

A perfect example of superb creativity...nice sound machine. Love you from India 🇮🇳 ... thanks

[TheSpotify]

This is a pretty neat little speaker build! One of the best ones I've seen. Good job.
Only thing I might have done is added a battery pack, so you're not tethered to a 24V DC power supply.

[JasonWGamingnProd]

Seeing you can always warp the enclosure with leathers perfectly, that blown me away

[copetimusmaximus]

Thank you for the video, shows how to make and decorate the speaker boxes in detail.

Couldn't find the schematics following the link. Another thing, for a stereo speaker it is a bad idea to place tweeters one right next to the other, this way there will be no stereo effect.

[fredericocorrea]

I like the leather look for the front. There are some things you did I would have liked an explanation of what and why but overall it looks like it turned out great. Thank you for the video.

[MrRaktimbanerjee]

Thank you for your detailed information and sharing the plan. I have made one of mine inspired by you. Very happy that it turned out so well. This was my first time experience with so detailed sound. Truly stunned by the Dayton drivers’ performance.☺️🙌

[warriordrum]

Nice design evolution/variation of the mk boom. Love the leather. I always thought these need small legs rather than rubber nubs. Gorgeous work!

[ОлегКукс-рс]

Молодец! Работа которая стоит уважения!

[Colleen-Pearce]

Seeing you can always warp the enclosure with leathers perfectly, that blown me away

[GRAHAMAUS]

The tweeters need to be at the outer edges at least, if not angled slightly away from facing dead ahead. This won't give any stereo image at all.