Turn 'Anything' into a 'Speaker'. (Boom Tunes)

[spengrantest]

This just feels like something fun to get weird sounds out of instruments. I’d love it on like, a water drum. That would be funky.

[mercuryzam]

Keep this thing around for headphone reviews. That way we will know which sounds better, headphones or a literal musical bin

[DenEbony]

I can finally turn my dad into a speaker and find him easily, thank you BoomTunes

[markblacket]

loved the cymbal's resonance, sounded like a weird synth filter

[themoonchild]

That’s actually pretty neat- it’ll probably stop working in like a week and isn’t practical but I’m surprised it actually worked

[imheretolurkandstealmemes]

seeing you test it on various musical instruments and large containers makes it seem like a really really fun toy more than a genuine audio enjoying experience. I would 100% get something like this just to mess around with it once in a blue moon.

[cgduude]

I need to tell you my experience with this. My brother won one of these from a fundraiser in elementary school. We rediscovered it a couple years ago and started sticking it all over the house. Discovered that the shower surround made a great sound. So I bought a more legit style of this. Just got a separate Amp thing and used command strips to stick it to the shower wall. Now my shower is my shower speaker!

[tylerfnley]

This would actually be pretty neat for a music teacher to be able to explain and show younger kids exactly how vibrations can create the noise as we hear every day🙌

[TheGlitched]

I love that this device clearly needs the tape to stick onto it to resonate properly, essentially making this a single-use product. Amazing.

[han-dell]

The biggest problem that things like this had was that the adhesive played a bigger role than you'd expect. Without it, the driver just cancels itself out just vibrating free-air. They're essentially a one time use kind of thing, if you wanted to get the most out of it. (or replace the double sided tape each time you use it)

[mattf]

This legit looks like a really good thing for a science teacher or professor trying to teach sound and resonance.

[Nudgarrobot]

I love the surprise at 5:09 when it, against all odds, performed at least amusingly well

[Aquatarkus]

When you put it on the cymbal, you got frighteningly close to reinventing plate reverb

[alexa]

Oh man trying this on Fiat 126p! As a polish woman I thank you. I remember to this day the days where people were riding around town in this tiny little cars playing music so loud you could see the car bouncing sometimes along to the song. I know for a fact a guy on the street I lived at put the music inside that car so loud from custom speakers his car windows broke down. All of them. Great video as always.

[ragnarok]

I remember seeing a wireless one that was actually really heavy and on most hard surfaces actually would produce decent sound. The thing is right after that a lot companies like monster and JBL started coming out with devices that felt like they had the driver from that thing but attached to an actual membrane. They were just as loud just as clear and you didn't need to find a good surface to set it on.

[teelerdet]

Honestly as far as things shown on this channel go, this one's achieved its function pretty well. Pure dumb fun.

[Carnyzzle]

This looks exactly like something I'd see during commercials at 1 in the morning

[silverlink]

I love hearing his evil cackling when he uses the diablo to mess with things.

[uksimracer]

There is actually some cool variations of this, had one when I was younger that was probably 2.5x the size vertically and almost anything I put it on sounded pretty great, particularly glass surfaces like windows and tables. Search vibration or resinance speakers

[PitiNasri]

Would be interesting to have a sine wave sweep to see at what frequencies the object resonates