Guitar Amplifier Bluetooth Speakers
Photo of the MG10 (left), and the MG15 together (right). Both converted to bluetooth speakers.
These Guitar Amplifier Bluetooth Speakers started off as a personal project, where I decided to build my own bluetooth speaker by modifying my broken Marshall guitar amplifier. It quickly spiraled into a two-year project, where I used my limited knowledge of audio products and electronics to create a simple bluetooth speaker.
I sold one of the two speakers I made to a friend. They later requested me to upgrade their current speaker, and build another speaker, with wireless stereo mode, and wifi connectivity. I started by installing new drivers, allowing for a range from 40hz to 40Khz.
I sold one of the two speakers I made to a friend. They later requested me to upgrade their current speaker, and build another speaker, with wireless stereo mode, and wifi connectivity. I started by installing new drivers, allowing for a range from 40hz to 40Khz.
The speakers are powered by a six 18650 lithium ion cells, in series, allowing for a total of 12 hours playtime on full volume, and about 36 hours on regular volume.
The mainboard supports TWS audio, Spotify Connect, Apple Airplay, and bluetooth.
This allows for the 2 speakers to be placed anywhere in the house, and play music together, or separately.
This allows for the 2 speakers to be placed anywhere in the house, and play music together, or separately.
The bluetooth speaker without the front mesh, later remade due to a small error.
