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Speaker DIY – How to Rebuild Speakers!

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When I was in high school, I used to mess around a lot with speaker boxes.  In fact, my friend used to make custom boxes.   Although I haven’t done much with speakers lately, I will eventually get around building some in the future.

For those of you who have speakers that have degraded or gone bad, you might want to take a look at this article that shows you how to rebuild a speaker.

I think speakers are generally easy and you can surely save a lot of money by doing(building) thi

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SmartPhone DIY – How to Make a Smart Phone Speaker!

Okay, you know picture is worth a thousand words, here is the speaker.  Voila!  So simple.

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GenevaSound Speakers Review [CES Relapse]

At CES 2010, I only try to take photos/vids of things other bloggers/press would miss, GenevaSound speakers are one of those cool things, expensive speakers worth having in your modern bedroom.  Well, watch the video to see how it works as an iPod/iPhone dock, alarm clock, and more.

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Vintage Car FM Radio Speakers

Max’s Note: Here’s a cool car-mimicking FM radio that can also double as an MP3/iPod player, kill two stones with one!

Fans of car-inspired gadgets can now expand their collections with this mini Car FM Radio Speaker. It can be used as a standard FM radio, or you can plug in your music player and use it as a foldable speaker. Since this is just a mini speaker, you’ll be able to toss it into your pocket and have something to play yo

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Laser DIY – How to Make Laser Light Show w/ Speakers!

Looking for new ways to make a DIY Laser show?  Well, last year I used mirrors and PC fans to make a simple party green laser projector, there’s also ways to use sound “frequencies” to make the laser respond.   Any form of light will be affected by the frequency change in the sound if it’s loud and close enough. (You can also take an example of an oscilloscope and speaker example

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Sonoro Black Elements W Internet FM Radio + iPod/iPhone Dock!

You might have noticed this cool Sonoro Alarm Clock/Internet FM radio unit at your latest W Hotel stay.  Well, these are really cool, stylish devices that lets you listen to your favorite internet radio while being able to function as a traditional FM alarm clock/radio too.

The internal WiFi antenna embedded within the Black Elements W Internet FM Radio connects to internet via your home/office WiFi to bring you the best of internet radio without turning on your computer or messing with

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Multifunction USB 4-port hub + speaker + projector clock

Here is a cool 3-in-1 gadget to brighten up your desk – the Projection Clock Speaker with 4 Port USB Hub.

Not only do you get a speaker to blast your favorite tunes over in your cubicle, it also doubles as a 4-port USB 2.0 hub. In addition, it is designed with a projector clock. The speaker is powered via USB or 4 x AAA/AA batteries, and it works with notebooks, desktops, MP3/MP4 players, or any other 3.5mm audio devices.

This 3-in-1 gadget

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Speaker DIY – How to Make Your Own Eco DIY Speakers!

Want to go green and also make your own set of cool eco-DIY speakers that use recycled materials?  Well, UrbanOutfitters.com has these awesome eco DIY speaker kits you can get, they are well wort

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iPod Dice Speakers!

Here’s an innovative product, iPod dice speakers that are small yet portable so you can listen to music wherever you go without using earbuds.

Buffalo Japan has announced the BSSP05I Dice speaker for the iPod. Available in a variety of colors the dice shaped active speaker draws power from the iPod delivers an output of 1W and features volume control.

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My Apple Feedback on Apple In-Ear Headphones

Well, I just returned my Apple In-Ear Headphones to the Apple Store mainly due to the fact that there’s not enough bass compared to my cheaper $30 Sony MDr-Ex earbuds.

Apple sent me if I wanted to give them feedback so I did and here’s what I wrote to them just now: (I hope Steve Jobs reads this and makes the new headphones better with more bass and people don’t really need all that Volume/Mic stuff, it only works on the new iPods anyways.  Maybe th

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