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Dual-Speaker Bluetooth Audio System

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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5.6 h
1 plate

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill
0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill
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49 min
1 plate

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A DIY Bluetooth speaker boasting impressive functionality. Experience powerful volume and extended battery life. A perfect project for enthusiasts. Print the enclosure after acquiring the components; no multi-color printing required, simply change filaments mid-print.

(I've also included a back panel without a grille for enhanced audio quality; this can be printed separately)

 

- Aesthetics and Illumination: The compact design and vibrant color scheme are complemented by integrated lighting, creating a unique ambiance perfect for gatherings.

- Portability: Its small size ensures effortless portability, ideal for both outdoor adventures and convenient in-home use.

- Functionality: Featuring multiple interfaces, it supports diverse playback methods, including Bluetooth connectivity, card playback, and Bluetooth telephony, catering to a range of audio sources.

 

  • To minimize dimensions, the light strip simply slides into place. Trim approximately 5mm from each side (carefully avoid cutting any circuitry).
  • I secured the speaker using glass adhesive. Hot glue is also suitable; avoid excessive application to prevent unsightly overflow (pre-drilled screw holes are provided, though I lacked appropriate screws and found insertion inconvenient).
  • The battery fits snugly into its compartment. For added security against loosening, consider applying a few drops of adhesive.
  • The control panel snaps into its designated position (it's a snug fit). Secure it with a couple of drops of adhesive at the base (ensure correct orientation).
  • I used four 15MM self-tapping screws for the rear panel (while not ideal, they suffice). Consider securing it with screws (pre-drilled holes are provided) or adhesive.

 

Links for component purchasing are provided below for your consideration.

 

https://mobile.yangkeduo.com/goods.html?ps=x3DPmRoASJ

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