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Am I biting off more than I can chew, speakers and amp as a school project?
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<blockquote data-quote="chrisc" data-source="post: 776435" data-attributes="member: 746"><p>The trickiest part is making a decent enclosure. Why not see what discotheque component suppliers have in stock in terms of ready-built enclosures? Have no idea what is available in Jhb area but in CT there are 3 or 4. You can get public address speaker boxes, guitar amp boxes in various sizes. I would go for the smallest one. They also have speaker drivers. A 6" will be adequate</p><p></p><p>Then you can get a ready-built amplifier kit which can be powered by a plug-in DC power supply. All that is needed is to solder (good practice this) the cables in, attach a suitable socket for the input (you could use a female RCA on a flying lead) and select a suitable source, like a mobile phone with music stored in it</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chrisc, post: 776435, member: 746"] The trickiest part is making a decent enclosure. Why not see what discotheque component suppliers have in stock in terms of ready-built enclosures? Have no idea what is available in Jhb area but in CT there are 3 or 4. You can get public address speaker boxes, guitar amp boxes in various sizes. I would go for the smallest one. They also have speaker drivers. A 6" will be adequate Then you can get a ready-built amplifier kit which can be powered by a plug-in DC power supply. All that is needed is to solder (good practice this) the cables in, attach a suitable socket for the input (you could use a female RCA on a flying lead) and select a suitable source, like a mobile phone with music stored in it [/QUOTE]
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