Demo/discussion/details! 640-watt icebox cooler chest Bluetooth speaker (4.1 stereo) conversion

Hercules! The ULTIMATE portable mobile Bluetooth cooler speaker! Arguably, the best one of these you'll ever see on the planet with over 640 watts RMS (total) power. I started with a 75-quart Megellan Outdoors Icebox cooler from Academy Sports and began creating this cRaZy sound escape speaker system. If you want details of this build, just ask. Bass port/cabinet tuning is 38 Hz. Real bass for real people...
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KEYWORDS: Skar Audio, NVX amplifier, Douk Audio Bluetooth amplifier, Polk Audio 6.5" marine coaxials, Skar Audio 6.5" midbass loudspeakers, Dakota Lithium 54 aH batter, bass reflex port aero tube, Magellan Outdoors 75 quart Icebox cooler, Blue Sea System DualBuss, digital chip amp, 12-to-36v step up booster (5-amp), 6.5" speaker baffles, car audio carpet Jute, Wago connectors, 4 AWG welding cable, Rockford Fosgate PLC-U Universal Punch Level Control,
Powerbass MD-65G 6.5" Steel Midrange Grill, InstallBay Acoustic Speaker Baffles 6.5 Inch,
SAE Power Socket Sidewall Port, Quick Charge 3.0 Dual 12V USB Car Charger, Aluminum Socket with Red Digital Voltmeter, Yeti icebox cooler stereo speaker, 2021, high power stereo speaker designs, DIY projects, dream DIY builds
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[@FREEZE42]

Very nice.

[@JustinSmith-is4xn]

That is insane

[@JustinSmith-is4xn]

Any tips would be get

[@rushunt2131]

super cool man! My only question.... where do you put the ice and the beer?

[@ChrisDIYerOklahoma]

Thanks...

[@CombinationGamerFireskull]

I’ve been thinking about making a little indoor stereo system at my house using car audio stuff and I’ve been trying to figure out how to isolate my six point fives from the subwoofer box. I’m curious if those little baffles you use in this video would be effective for that

[@ChrisDIYerOklahoma]

The baffles work great at sealing -- isolation from the subwoofer.

[@thefialikifamily9401]

Do u sell any of your products

[@StrongHandsColdBands]

Awesome Brother! Would you have any pointers qith a build like this and being able to charge via a standard a/c outlet

[@ChrisDIYerOklahoma]

GREAT! question. I was actually thinking about doing an onboard AC/DC charging port on the side. I guess I still can. All you need is a charger and a sidewall AC socket pass through port like this: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009ANV81S/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[@StrongHandsColdBands]

Gosh thank you kindly for the info! Im sorry to ask and its only because I can't find a valid wire schematic for something like this nor do I have the electrical knowledge. Would you happen to have a build vid or a drawing of the wiring. Id like to email you the drawing I came up with if possible just based off the vid

[@caseymoto]

great job man!! so two amps, little amp has the head-unit with bluetooth built in, bigger amp powers the sub? but the sub knob is still wired to the little amp? why two amps instead of one larger more powerful amp? thanks!!

[@RandoManFPV]

Because a amp with built in Bluetooth audio input is not that common. And using it means you don't have to get a Bluetooth reciever/transmitter and wire that into the system The reason the sub volume knob is still connected to the small amp is becuase that's where his audio source is;his phone sends audio signal via Bluetooth to small amp, which sends audio signal to small speakers as well as sub amp(the sub amp needs signal from somewhere after all, as there is no headunit or reciever here, the small amp basically is the reciever/headunit) If his small amp didnt have the bluetooth feature; then he would have to wire a Bluetooth transmitter reciever thing(idk what they actually called) into the system, and this would then act as the reciever/headunit. Being that it would aquire audio signal from your phone, to then send audio signal to both: small amp, and sub amp. Then he would wire the sub volume knob between the Bluetooth reciever and sub amp. Well I'd imagine anyway.. I'm not an expert but I've got a pretty decent understanding; also there is many different ways to achieve the same goal which is what all this extra explaining about the small amp was really meant to convey

[@caseymoto]

@@RandoManFPV that makes sense.. thanks man

[@apeterson23]

Your Amazon link not working

[@ChrisDIYerOklahoma]

Thanks. You're right. It is fixed now.

[@adamrodriguez781]

How much for the cooler

[@ChrisDIYerOklahoma]

The cooler alone (new) was about $150

[@bryan7199]

So you can’t use this as a cooler