Music speakers

Sure beats a tinny, little bluetooth thing...

Talk about turning swords (in this case, bullets) into plowshares; the thodio A-BOX .50 cal Ammo Can BoomBox heavy edition has to be one of the most unusual and ingenious speaker conversions I̵…

Transparent speaker system by Peoplepeople.se "The transparent design lets the speaker blend in to any living room out there. The size can be big enough to offer a good sound quality, yet the speaker takes little visible space...The speakers come with a small wifi antenna, that can plug in to any computer, music player or smart phone out there. It will also work for old stereos or vinyl equipment. The aim is to set the music free regardless where it’s stored" - People people's website

Wooden Phone Amplifier/Speaker (no cord or batteries needed) We listen to music all the time in this house. Most of our music is on our phones, so we can easily turn on something to listen to driving in the car, while doing dishes, when we're outside playing, while showering and getting ready, etc. However, even though the sound on our phones is pretty good......it can only get so loud. We have a bluetooth speaker in the kitchen that works great --- but sometimes it's a pain to haul around…

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Haven't seen a thread on this topic yet. What are you guys and gals using to set all of your gear on? Homebrew, store bought etc. Pics help as well....

Have you heard about the cup trick? You can amplify your built-in-iPhone-speaker’s volume by resting it in a dry glass cup. It’s called a “passive speaker,” and it works kind of the same way that the hollow body of a guitar or violin helps to amplify the sound made by the strings. Of course, leaving your iPhone in a glass isn’t the most gorgeous solution for amplifying sound without extra power. If you want a more permanent solution, give this DIY project a try.

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Home Controls offers a wide selection of audio distribution systems to allow you to enjoy your music and more around the house. Browse our catalog here.

Wooden Phone Amplifier/Speaker (no cord or batteries needed) We listen to music all the time in this house. Most of our music is on our phones, so we can easily turn on something to listen to driving in the car, while doing dishes, when we're outside playing, while showering and getting ready, etc. However, even though the sound on our phones is pretty good......it can only get so loud. We have a bluetooth speaker in the kitchen that works great --- but sometimes it's a pain to haul around…

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