How to Convert any SPEAKER into BLUETOOTH SPEAKER for $5

[@nimmiragavan8290]

I will probably never do this, but impressed by the lack of fear in taking apart gadgets. Subscribed.

[@mackizzer2302]

Really only tvs and microwaves are the things u should never open n try to fix unless ur a professional

[@nimmiragavan8290]

@@mackizzer2302 You inspire me.... my sister is your soul mate. Unfortunately she decided that my first watch (old style windup) was something she needed to "fix" when she was about 12. She is a brilliant DIYer today - carpenter, tiler, upholsterer, and that is not even her day job. It makes you realise that the terrible child turning your house into chaos is actually a mind that wants to understand how everything works.

[@bramhaveerasami6464]

​@@mackizzer2302 I'm 11 and I'm a professional

[@cestmoimmortel_dheeraj]

I carefully watched all the steps and ordered a Bluetooth speaker 😂

[@chonkik5754]

Waah bete waah moj kardi bete 😂😂😂

[@simransavita3866]

Same here broo mene bhi mangaya blootooth 8.1 home theter 😂

[@Magnetar47]

😂😂

[@midnight-q8b]

Brand of speaker?

[@cestmoimmortel_dheeraj]

Bose

[@arthurdent8091]

Very good. Just a small hint, you might want to keep your soldering tip cleaner. Less chance it will pollute the solder joint.

[@susheesimplelife6957]

You could connect the jack directly in the audio input of the bluetooth reciver so that you can connect it to your desktop too or any other device which don't have bluetooth

[@mariusmarius4878]

Good job ! I already done that. I took the BT module from a cheap bluetooth speaker. I kept the USB stick connection and the SD card connection.

[@shanemclean3986]

Engineering student showing off. Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@cp7463]

Always loved old school speakers

[@victoriwuchukwu2084]

Good work. Just came across this researching on a project. You made it look so simple and easy. Weldon.

[@XCreation]

Glad it was helpful!

[@cusmaanmohamed5561]

That's beautiful Good job my friend Ali young

[@4mikeyd]

It's like a part time job. I'd rather just buy Bluetooth Speakers. But you did do a good job making it work. Just a person would have to be good at wiring and soldering wires to circuit boards. And I don't think a lot of people can do this.

[@XykuJoxa]

Put a pair of 12 inch bass subwoofers on a little red wagon with a few 6 inch tweeters, use a car battery, and viola. You'd have the dopest Bluetooth stereo on the block.

[@shroomsrcool]

X-Creation. If soldering was an Olympic sport you'd bring home the gold.

[@njenger]

😂😂

[@scottgiberson6693]

You can just buy a Bluetooth receiver for your phone and can be connected to any speakers. I have one for my ceiling speakers for my front porch and works great.

[@KennethNicholson1972]

But bluetooth speakesr all seam tobe mono with no seperation distance either. Thats why I abbed BT internally on my home Hi fi, and taped 5v from the 12v internal feed from transformer, through 5v regulator with filtering capacitors on a small stipboard, all tucked away inside the old hifi case, a small switch on the rear to control the 5v, and wired a jack cable internally from Auxillary input on the rear of the hifi, and plugged it into the BT board, held inside the case with adhesive foam tape. All easilly reversable, and totally internal. Way better than a BT speaker with my 240 W RMS stereo and subs thank you.

[@youssefabdulmuti9854]

Also you can use the famous regulator 7805 instead of old charger in order to supply the bluetooth device from the main Ac transformer of speaker. 7805 very tiny item and perfectly give 5 volts with zero noise especially with two filters stages.

[@spiritualbeing4303]

Are you idiot? 7805 works with DC Voltage. You cannot connect 7805 with AC. Also, it will get heat up, so separate heat sink will have to be required.

[@youssefabdulmuti9854]

@@spiritualbeing4303 U SN OF BTCH , obviously u r beginner, in order to use 7805 normally we will add diode bridge stage for rectification then filter stage. Is that understood mr. Big Donk**y

[@imnotbeluga007]

You would need a separate transformer winding to avoid something called a ground loop. This produces unwanted noise.

[@roz1495]

Oh yeah. Real useful - if you already have an electrical systems background.

[@dantegonzaga368]

Can you help me find a honest sevice center to repairy my Yamaha AV reciever. Just in Manila. Thank u.

[@RJS3566]

While this video was playing I drove to the store and bought a bluetooth speaker and drove home.

[@thirunavukkarasug1479]

Tat what diff btw smartness nd you😂

[@falconh4781]

There is the lazy/simple way AND the smart/professional way. He did the smart/professional way.

[@wintuks7]

How to do the lazy one

[@cashflowglo7262]

Amazing. I wish I could do this. Love the soldering part. Actually all of the parts. Yes there are other short cuts to take in accomplishing the same but it is after all “about the journey”. Good Job ! 👍🏼

[@jackiescum5438]

Let me just tell you buddy, I used to say stuff like that. 100% you can do it. Watch multiple Tutorials and learn the different parts devise a plan and do it you got the world at your fingertips hurt on the web I’m at work and I just bought the wonder boom two and I was cleaning my car and I found two old Sony speakers from 5.1 surround. everything is connected to Bluetooth module And devise something to help. Trust me you can do pretty much anything with preparation and being methodical as well as careful

[@tshepisopromise5559]

Thanks bra I already bought the Sony MGONGO and JVC tall boys home theatre my living room now has 13 speakers with 3 subs and am enjoying making the neighbours complain

[@anjanikumar.t1708]

Hahaha lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tophitsong]

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[@trollerzapper7513]

Great vid, now I just got to figure out how to Carry the wall electrical outlet with me when I'm on the go :(

[@AZNKitchen]

Use batteries

[@buckler1213]

bring with you a generator set when you're on the go...use a trolley to carry the genset so it's not heavy burden...

[@leighjohnson3015]

Hey man, this is great to look at. I have seen two videos so far and like both! Keep it up and I really hope you get to 100K soon!

[@XCreation]

Thank Suff Efrican-Guy , don't forget to subscribe to my channel :)

[@leonciofloresbautista3504]

Swart Maandag ..

[@SandokanX1]

Can i used 19v laptop adaper for home car stereo

[@edwincancelii2917]

What an awesome modification!

[@OJtheOZ]

After reading all of the negative comments here I am to clarify what's he actually doing in this video.. 1. He has old wired standard 3.5mm jack speaker laying around his house... 2. So he bought the Bluetooth receiver to turn his old wired speaker into Bluetooth enabled speaker... 3. But unfortunately his old wired speaker also didn't have USB port to powered the Bluetooth receiver... 4. At the same time he has old 5v mobile charger (which is still in good condition and no mobile is using that charger anyway) laying around his house so he decided to use the mobile charger as a power supply for the Bluetooth receiver.. 5. Voila. He's complete connecting all the wire in correct position and now he's have turn his (Non Bluetooth) old wired speaker into a Bluetooth speaker. The conclusion is he doing this method because this way we don't need to carry extra wire and hanging wire around for the audio jack and USB Bluetooth receiver and that's why he connecting the mobile charger board to the power supply and to the USB Bluetooth receiver because without that the Bluetooth receiver will surely fried like fried chicken. Also please don't compare it to these modern day speaker that have all the port around it. Thanks for reading Well this is one of the good diy video also I like this kind of video that teach people how to diy. Peace. Keep on diy everyday.

[@maxjasmine]

Oh yeah all of us have soldering irons and electrical experience,oh yeah and the patience.

[@XCreation]

thanks :))

[@michaelcrawford7205]

Not yet

[@captain8960]

The day the bluetooth goes out you wish you had the aux cord

[@bastienrehm]

I was thinking that too, and that would be the only point of the switch he added, choose bluetooth or aux input

[@evanbranham4319]

“How to convert a regular speaker into a Bluetooth speaker for $5 and an afternoon”

[@drumstick-marblebag]

This is how people think who consider spending time on learning worthless. By the way, you might have learned a lot in school too, how much could you apply in real life? Why did not you think the same way back then?

[@mwanikimwaniki6801]

@@drumstick-marblebag Exactly

[@dennisdaang8625]

@@drumstick-marblebag what do you mean?

[@JV-we6vr]

Oh wow super simple

[@erolreyes3976]

Your project is good, what soldering lead r u using? Good day!

[@davidhughes5849]

Just plug it in the jack, then its not permanently fixed so you can move it to other devices for use also.

[@adansantos4456]

Theres alot more to it why it was done like this, it is not the same audio quality coming back

[@spiritualbeing4303]

Bhai bluetooth se jo audio input niklega, kya wo sufficient hoga itne bade speaker ko chalane ke liye?

[@emersonsrandomvideos248]

"Or you just buy a bluetooth speaker..." "Impractical..." "The hassle..." "Not good speaker..." These are the negative comments. May say: Only real men can make old audio speakers work with new tecknology.

[@ΑΡΗΣΚΟΡΝΑΡΑΚΗΣ]

Pinoy keyboard warrior they worked great with new technology even with their wired form

[@rbd104]

These instructional videos are to show you that it can be done. Go out and apply this knowledge on something of your liking.

[@OmegaRecon65]

Your new Bluetooth speaker!! Tons of assembly required! 😂

[@sydmichel]

Well, that was clear as mud. I have no idea what you did,. Could you not invest in a microphone so that you could explain what's going on. For example, what were you doing with that USB thumb drive and what polarity did you connect the power to it?

[@geraldleon2670]

sydmichel the usb is what makes the speaker Bluetooth it’s one of those usb that you put on a computer that don’t have Bluetooth built in but it’s a waste of time for all this you can just buy a Bluetooth speaker plus the point of Bluetooth is for it to be wireless and take it anywhere

[@robert___t]

Also, how would a person know that the power into the speaker was 5v? That's troubled me. Looks like randomly hooking an unknown power supply to a USB. How did you know it wouldn't be too much for the BT adapter?

[@azeddineazeddine1932]

Very good job congratulations

[@onilart4864]

3:18 power suply Directly to speaker board? It will not destroy the speaker board?

[@pedromartin576]

Tiene que sonar de muerte...menudo aislante ,como no se ocurrió ami... ? Me gusta ese tremendo bafle....enhorabuena chico ,sigue así

[@rexwillhite4795]

That is some amazing technology how did you learn you go to college for this?

[@vdcwalk]

I went to college for engineering and they didn't teach this haha. This crafty stuff is mostly self taught. Soldering wires and connecting electrical components is the only real skill needed here. College covers industry grade uses.

[@chandanpiku]

Simple but elegant.....good job, buddy

[@MrWirelesscaller]

I didn't think it was simple but it was still impressive to me. I took the easy way out and bought an adapter like this www.walmart.com/ip/Wireless-Bluetooth-3-5mm-AUX-Audio-Stereo-Music-Home-Car-Receiver-Adapter-Mic/507524211 from Walmart near the register area where they tempt you with impulse purchases. Any item with an aux input can be made into a bluetooth wireless speaker/mic (for phone calls).

[@malkamusik]

This is so simple. Me and my MENSA buddies were laughing at how simple this is.

[@lockandloadlikehell]

Lol

[@michalnemecek3575]

Just get a Jay-tech SA-101B. It has an internal battery, SD card dlot, buttons and a headphone jack. Oh and the (EDIT: normally) unused pin on its mini USB port is a line in port.

[@MrRaulPeeDeeJay]

Why don't use a DC DC converter to use original DC out coming to the speaker board, and convert it to 5 V?

[@emersonsrandomvideos248]

Mr. Raul Pee DeeJay Yeah you're right... but maybe he doesn't have one so he push it up a notch by using old cellphone charger to power the bluetooth audio receiver.

[@jdriver2308]

@@emersonsrandomvideos248 the Bluetooth receiver can interfere with the speakers and make a loud interference noise

[@factorpotencia]

@@jdriver2308 you have to filter your power supply. Even the switch, the speakers have already one

[@HumanBeingSpawn]

Why did you leave out the old transformer there? Is that for the sound card?

[@Nikolaiwww]

U could just buy a bluetooth receiver and connect as is to theese speakers

[@cnsmooth]

Nikolaiwww yep but they would be another thing you would have to carry around. Also you would have to plug both the speakers and receiver in the socket for power. With new USB powered speakers this isn't a problem but with older ones like these it is

[@shahidamir493]

Good

[@end_nevolks5456]

Yeup 👍

[@adilhusain800]

you are right it's waste of time

[@leo197777]

No waste of time,time is money,BT receiver with jack output coast much then this cheaper receiver,the time lost makes up for the money saved and no external ugly card appear, great job, it's clean. Dont understand...ok well lost your money,but do not give advice to others.

[@kenpachizaraki1947]

What a giga-chad. Nice video.

[@johnayap6861]

you could have just put the reciever on the jack...

[@ivanhendrika]

Well, thats smarter

[@semozaki23]

Hahaha true day! What a fail

[@hydralicmonkey6490]

Where's the fun in that? I suppose you could just play music from your phone without a Bluetooth device to make life even simpler.

[@ivanhendrika]

@@hydralicmonkey6490 what if my phone doesn't have audio jack ? that bluetooth device is much cheaper than usb c - audiojack converter in my country.

[@Bennuides]

😂😂😂😂😂 fail

[@MartelHardy]

Ok about 2 minutes into this video I realized not me. I ain't doing all that sh..t 😂

[@sumandigital4616]

VERY NICE JOB.

[@toni33839]

Un auténtico artista , enhorabuena amigo . Espero que nos ilustres con tus genialidades más a menudo.Gracias y continúa así .

[@wenepzoli]

Thank you so much for sharing! Super inspiring informative creative video creation congratulations too! Good day! 👍🍀🇭🇺🌞☝️

[@varengasmr8373]

Que lindo video, si quieren que tenga mas señal a mas lejos nomas soldamos un cablecito a la zigzag de estaño en el circuito del Bluetooth i su terminal una antena de radio u enredadera de cobre :)

[@Renegado.74]

Me parece un proyecto excelente para renovar esos buenos parlantes de PC viejos. Un gran saludo.

[@marcorosenthal2819]

Excellent, I think we have same mine set. Love the video and your taste of music.

[@DarrellTron]

Google saw this video and said “we need to do something”

[@ForrestLambert.2022]

where u buy the usb bluetooth at?

[@ugur.d]

You can buy a BT speaker for $ 5 😁

[@alifunterz]

Nice man, But I advise you to please do not set any background music in these kinds of videos cause they really make confusion to understand.

[@cankeskinoglu]

Good job bro👏👍

[@magandeep4713]

Can Keskinoğlu -91 tayfa- she is a girl dumbo check her nails during video 😂

[@Aeolus737]

I like the concept, but why didn't just connect the BT directly to the audio input of the amp? It's not likely you will use the jack in the future.

[@vstoykovbg]

Why you are using another switch? There is already a power switch inside. Why you use 3.5mm connector? You can just solder the wires directly to the PCB.

[@robertcartier5088]

No reply to your questions after a month, I guess he's busy... Let me try to answer. 1) Why another switch? Because the first switch is part of the Amplifier board and only turns off that part of the speaker. But now that it has additional circuitry, a second switch is needed to turn that off as well. Also, it is MUCH less complicated than converting the first switch to perform both tasks. 2) Why use the 3.5 mm plug when soldering would have been simpler? You are absolutely right. I suspect that he wanted to demonstrate the audio signal path in a very visual way for beginners, with a connector that is instantly recognizable. There is really no other reason that I can see.

[@rickslick8441]

Same thought when i saw the 3.5mm...why the hell did he just use that plug instead of just wiring direct lol

[@dokiencuong]

Wonderful work!

[@haidar656]

“Turn your ordinary speakers into Bluetooth speakers for $5 + 2 years of schooling at a mechanical engineer institute”

[@electric_mix]

Very cool

[@javotorresbalderrama718]

Gracias por la aportación, excelente, felicidades!!!

[@muhammadfazaputra]

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[@felipepey21]

Nice work! 👏👏👏👏

[@ayxayo3166]

Next video: how my house caught on fire

[@truthexposed7167]

Should we unplug before doing this??

[@firestonevlogs6361]

I was using a Bluetooth modified speaker while watching this video XD

[@robertdail2298]

FirestoneVlogs I was using homemade wireless headphones, I love this diy stuff

[@diegom7760]

I was using a homemade cellphone to watch this😎

[@pardeepludhiana7442]

waste of time bcz bluetooth speaker with fm price is $5 in india

[@NavinBetamax]

I was Mastrubating while watching...........??!!!! Stupid comment better that other comments here !

[@js1169]

Is it in stereo or mono?

[@SuperDankera]

It would take me 10 years to do that

[@jackiec498]

Better get started then

[@khaled3433]

This is the final test to became a bomb disposal technician

[@LucianaSouza-pf9do]

. L Isias ...

[@iandonndestajo6271]

condolence for those speakers broken in trying to do this

[@scottfirman]

Or you can just buy blue tooth speakers for $10.

[@jakespivey3716]

2x as much!

[@MrMohdasrar]

yes can be easily available but that satifaction of DIY is far better then that.

[@jerichotm2122]

Excellent!!! I'll give it a try! Thanks!

[@joegrykan9832]

All this great long hard work would have been great on GREAT speakers...sheesh

[@manuelcamargo2682]

GREAT ! and very good video. Thank You .

[@homeruy8314]

please make a video converting headphone to bluetooth headphone

[@jazic82]

How do you pair the bluetooth? When the first device you paired isn't connected will it automatically start the pairing process again? If not you'll have to open it up every time you want to pair a new device.

[@kungpaopizza2126]

Clicked on interesting video As soon as I saw him unscrewing the speaker open,I knew I was done

[@j.laraujogalindo2561]

Bueno para muchos q no entienden mejor compran una bocina i ya pero no es lo mismo así tu la ases funcionar con tus propias manos eso se siente bien saludos buenos videos

[@juanbeta39]

Why you used a phone charger if you have a nice power transformer in your speakers xd?

[@noufalf7669]

It is so easy to watch

[@leky1325]

Oof, too complicated for me, looks like procedures to defuse a time bomb.

[@XCreation]

😂😂

[@packmack78]

Can you tell me what tool did you use to make the little square on the side of the speaker.

[@dinbee4611]

Lol. You could actually buy a mini rechargeable bluetooth receiver/transmitter with audio out and simply connect the pc speaker cables to it. It also cost around $5 in Amazon. Less hassle to construct.

[@robert___t]

$5? Try free, plus a buck shipping, on Wish. Just ordered a second as a backup. Oh, but I replaced my original's battery (like, 50mAh) with one from a damaged PS4 controller (1000mAh!!!). Lasts forever between charges!

[@dinbee4611]

@@robert___t Whoa that's wicked. But Wish buys goods from China cheaply BY THE BARREL per item that's why they can sell one product costing, say $450, down to only $1 (even $0.50 at times). The catch is, some items may not work and you may get knock-offs on certain brands. But hey, they're only $1 so can't complain much. So as long as its makes you happy, order away.

[@josecarpiop465]

Very good video, I will do it very soon, a question as is called the cutting tool that you used? Thank You

[@primo128]

Joselo CP it’s alled a dremel or if you want to go really really cheap then pick up any rotary tool from your local hardware-store or Walmart and make sure to get a cut off blade for cutting plastic.

[@michaelhines1891]

HEADLINE NEXT VIDEO How I got Tetanus from rusty scissors.

[@pumas2342]

amazong job, probably more expensive than 5 bucks and you can buy a bluetooth speaker for like 10, despite that, this looks like a really interesting and satisfying exercise

[@SuperTheLamb]

Instead of the side switch you should of used a relay to work from the front on switch

[@jackiec498]

*have

[@nomer63078]

If I have a USB bluetooth dongle, can I use this as a diy bluetooth speaker?

[@XCreation]

No, It can't, you must use audio bluetooth receiver USB

[@pakeagolfyt7945]

Well you could have just bought another Bluetooth speaker with that 5$

[@Greg2]

Tbh. Thats kinda boring

[@fustarsmartmars8503]

we are the manufacturer of Bluetooth speaker in China, our speaker is also super!

[@luciavanesa]

pero, me sale más barato comprar unas bocina BLUETOOTH ...

[@irvingemmanuelrodriguezbar8600]

Y se oye mejor, también tendrías batería y estás que el hace son de corriente directa, pero bueno es buena opción también

[@hoxhajz]

Nice idea!👍👍👍

[@NewRepublicMapper]

My Lifehack INSERT Bluetooth Headphones In Speaker

[@tedg3721]

If you're going to go to all this measured effort to achieve this cool MacGyver type mod, then Make sure you're picking a high quality speaker like a higher-end Sony, bose, yamaha or whatever so you get the best sound quality.

[@lalboimanlun1230]

Now how about making it portable with a battery. You know without having to plug in for external source of power.

[@joelfavia]

Lalboi Manlun ..Buy a 12volt Car Amplifier and 12volt laptop battery..break it all make another box to put all electronic insude and connect it all..

[@abdullaajwad9860]

Take the existing amplifier out and insert a normal USB power amplifier motherboard to it. And a 12-24V battery pack. Install them inside the speaker. That's it.

[@hx7bass271]

Very thanks it works 100% I use my speaker Soo thanks

[@juancarlospuyo692]

Falto explicar la parte técnica en general. Por lo menos se pudo demostrar que si se puede...!

[@Zepiuz]

how is the latency?

[@Bithiah71]

Ok.. Wtf just happened?? Rewind! Bout 20 to 74 times...

[@simaroo7156]

LOL....!!

[@djordjejon4849]

Exellent greating from serbia