Simple DIY Portable Bluetooth Speaker | HOW TO

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Free build plans, wiring diagram, full component list and much more 👉 bit.ly/3TBbLPi
Parts:
✅ 5W speakers - bit.ly/3uagJZE / geni.us/JpJIAe
Amplifier - tinyurl.com/ys... / geni.us/XDgi
Bluetooth audio receiver - bit.ly/3VZ6LSK / geni.us/KBHU
Passive radiators (2X 40x78mm) - bit.ly/3ZBn6Aa / geni.us/WZxqbZv
Charging board - bit.ly/3CBIgnV / geni.us/ziXE6
18650 Battery - bit.ly/3J3KCNl / geni.us/LqDK
B0505S-2W isolated 5V converter - bit.ly/3nefFLb
19mm 5V latching LED switch - bit.ly/3XlgG69
1k Ohm resistors - bit.ly/3CAjUKY / geni.us/JhknxRm
2mm LEDs - bit.ly/3k7gU2B
Magnetic USB adapter (matching the charging board socket) - bit.ly/3izxIi2 / geni.us/6jy2iIh
5V 3A charger - bit.ly/3Znrkv5 / geni.us/MI3Jdq
Adhesive rubber feet - bit.ly/3X1nPsG / geni.us/VkuJ
M2.6X12 screws - bit.ly/3CvFPmO
Foam gasket tape - bit.ly/3hXlrnu
Tools:
TS101 soldering iron - bit.ly/3hQm4PP / geni.us/owyDm5G
Multimeter - bit.ly/3VOFjYv / geni.us/UmrhyYk
Cordless drill - tinyurl.com/mu... / geni.us/A5AZi
Hot glue gun - tinyurl.com/mt... / geni.us/1dwxqIM
Drill bit set - bit.ly/3S3i6zC / geni.us/ktAK1M
Center punch - bit.ly/3xslc8u / geni.us/o5WBEwB
Wire stripper - bit.ly/4dG6Jt2 / geni.us/6ep
Step drill bits - bit.ly/3eM5GtB / geni.us/xYRx7J
Jig saw - bit.ly/3GpY8w6 / geni.us/D8GC
Orbital sander - bit.ly/3I4yBcP / geni.us/gHqu0W
Wood router - bit.ly/3I7Aplm / geni.us/6okRl
Flush trim bit - bit.ly/43ggzfH / geni.us/bZRVci5
Forstner bits - bit.ly/35snpjW / geni.us/F6it
Helping hand - bit.ly/3B9mIgt / geni.us/Yyqyte
Hi everyone! Thanks for tuning in this project of mine, I hope you'll like this one and learn something new!
My take on this project includes designing my own panels, removable back, adding a few indicator LEDs, a nicer switch and a magnetic charger which not only does look awesome but also performs great.
I did have to go over a few changes during the build since I didn't have it planned that well at first. You can see that in the video the back panel had an AUX port and a different layout than on the finished speaker. After trying to put the extra components for the AUX port, I noticed that I would simply be too difficult for the average DIY'er to cramp so much wiring in such a tiny enclosure, therefore I have removed the idea of the additional AUX jack input and only left the Bluetooth connectivity. Also, after completing this speaker for the first time I have noticed that the LED battery capacity indicator is not as useful as I have thought it would be - the LEDs are dim and the switch does not always make a proper connection, requiring a firm push on the button sometimes. Therefore I have simplified the design removing the unnecessary components.
The only building material for the speaker needed is plywood in two different thicknesses. I used 4mm (5/32in) for the front and back panels and 3 layers of 12mm (1/2in) plywood for the enclosure itself. I recommend using better quality plywood on this project since the grain of the plywood is what makes this speaker unique - I absolutely love the way the plywood grain shows once finished with lacquer, therefore the better quality plywood you will use - the better finished product you will get.
The enclosure is really simple - it consists of 3 layers of plywood glued together.
To be honest, I am more than happy of how it turned out. It sounds amazing for its size, super loud and even has plenty of bass which I did not expect from such tiny drivers. The Bluetooth establishes the connection instantly and the sound quality does not suffer at all. The speaker outputs only around 6 Watts of clean power but that is plenty enough for this little guy. Make sure you check my video for the sound test but take my word that it does not do its justice probably due to my crappy microphone.
Anyway, I hope you liked this build and perhaps learned something new! I highly encourage you to try building one yourself. It is a lot of fun and the result is actually something that you can be proud of.
Thanks for following me on this build and I will see you on the next one!
- Donny
Music:
Diviners feat. Contacreast - Tropic Love [NCS Release]
Phillip A Brooks Midnight Ride
Jersey Street - Step Into The Light (Weekender Mix)
Music is life Sophisticado Family
TriBoss - Aqua Drop (Deep Bass Test)

[@KingMinhvuong]

Very nice speaker. Love your work!

[@nayemislam150]

Love ur videos bro

[@DonnyTerek]

Thank you!!

[@KingMinhvuong]

@@nayemislam150 Thank you

[@philipspath8122]

@@DonnyTerek I Build it and it works but now Every 10 sec in Peeps very loud?

[@alanasmusichd7482]

Love that excursion 😃

[@DonnyTerek]

Haha, I do too!

[@strugglingparodox5709]

Very sweet little build. I love those little PAM8403 amps, I bought a hand full of them to mess with. They're quit the micro powerhouse for only 5 volts power. This build makes me want to mess with passive radiators, and those little drivers look very interesting. The only critique,,, I would have kept it stereo,,, but,, I do understand why you didn't. Thanks for the video/build.

[@DonnyTerek]

Thank you!

[@gabrielvieira6529]

Really nice and amazing project!!! And you used sticky foam to seal the back plate! That gaves more sealed protection!! Nice

[@DonnyTerek]

Thank you so much!

[@DGen.X]

I've already watched your videos so many times because all of your projects are just so awesome! And I am so inspired of making of my own portable speakers putting some ideas of yours. Actually I am on the process now and I'd love to add that unique idea of yours of putting the magnetic micro USB as the charging port/connector coz it is very easy to work it with just drilling a hole and put it in, in that way the enclosure itself will become more awesome and very neat in appearance! Well, it just amaze me on being a good craftsman you are!👏💯

[@DonnyTerek]

That is so incredible to read! So happy to see that I have inspired you with my work. Definitely try the magnetic USB connector, it works wonderful. It also won't snap off if used often, unlike the micro-USB ports. Thank you once again. Much appreciated.

[@kevinkrijt8709]

Where can i get that battery capacity indicator?

[@toddroles3234]

What exactly does the isolated converter do? Did you consider adding a capacitor (220uf 16v) in to help with sudden power draw from bass heavy music so amp doesn’t cut out?

[@MayankSharma-yc9it]

How much money you will take for this ....... the speaker won my heart ....i am a die heart fan of yours .....

[@Mani-rw5xq]

Make it available on Amazon, in 25$✌

[@asepali9067]

12:13 WTF 😂🤣😍

[@MUSTANG-tc7rv]

Lol 🤣🤣🤣

[@alonsomamanirivera6429]

Super bass Eh is stereo??

[@EasyTec100]

Very very nice speaker!

[@n.bnoobbass9841]

Good bass 👍👍👍

[@DonnyTerek]

Thanks!

[@n.bnoobbass9841]

@@DonnyTerek your welcome

[@harwindsingh]

Why you converted stereo signal into mono?

[@frankhofer1664]

MoveLikePro this was my question too!

[@crespochannel4041]

I think to provide the same audio signal to each speaker to make the passive radiator vibrate more

[@IMONPLANETXANAX]

Would you be able to make an 80w subwoofer box, I have an 80w sub and I am curious as to what you would use!

[@austinschmidt4134]

Love this tutorial! Thank you for posting this. I wanted to use a bit bigger speaker such as the 10W 4R 4 ohm / 10 watts 3 inch / 77MM. I know little about pairing the right components to power it properly. Would all the same components you listed above such as the amplifier and 18650 battery power successfully run this "bigger" speaker? Or should I change some components?

[@gabrielvieira6529]

WOOOW great excursion!!!+

[@DonnyTerek]

Thanks!

[@MindaugasJocionis]

Cia chebra skundziasi kad nevisi gali medzio darbus pasidaryt, manau tau reiktu pardavinet atskirai komponentais, korpusas atskirai, elektronika dinamikai etc. atskirai. Maciau kaskada pardavinejai savo darbus. Seip faina kaip visada :) Sekmes.

[@DonnyTerek]

Ačiū!! Galbūt apie tai pasvarstysiu :)

[@forge-iron]

Super. 🔨 I also make a speaker and made a video about the speaker 🔊. I liked your speaker. Thank you for the video. I am a subscription and like. 👍

[@rafaelsuarezblanco7681]

Muy bonito colega te ha quedado a ver si me pasas el enlace dónde comprar amplificador con bluetooth

[@philipspath8122]

can i use old jbl flip 3 speaker? they have 3 wire can i ignore the wire in the middle? Thanks

[@welcometomychannelswelcome7261]

Why did it have two power buttons? Nice work

[@philipspath8122]

my peaker from a old jbl box have 3 wires. coud i use them like you use them?

[@dutch-crazy-monkey224]

Awesome job mate 🔊💀👍

[@DonnyTerek]

Thanks!

[@dutch-crazy-monkey224]

@@DonnyTerek: no problemo bro

[@mokry4325]

Nie no ogień z twoimi głośnikami 🔥🔥🔥

[@ALISSON7FATOR]

Great work! Inspiration. Tks

[@fjalacidnicolas]

Hello. Fantastic project. Could you tell me the measurements of the passive radiator? the link does not work

[@DonnyTerek]

Hello, thanks! I used a 78x41mm radiator. Will try to fix the link.

[@3rutu5]

you guys made me want to do my own take on it. Got mine up here on youtube but only a sound test. used Visaton BF37's and a 2x8w tinysine BT amp. think its similar size or slightly bigger (190mm long max). I didnt have much luck with that PAM amp at 7:00, but i also didnt have the 5v to 5v regulator.....maybe next time.

[@a-job7276]

Hello, good work. I like how you work wood. Maybe I'm wrong, but I think you have reverse polarity in a speaker. In the video you can see when one cone comes in, the other comes out. I'm interested in passive radiators. Know what advantages or inconveniences there are regarding the vented port. How do you choose the speakers? I think you use the WinISD software, do you know "BassBox Harris Tech" or "VituixCAD"? Do you use the FRD and ZMA data that you can extract from the speaker's datasheet? before it was done with software like "SPL Trace", "SPL copy", even with "Engauge digitize". With VituixCAD you can do it. You extract the images of the graphics of the pdf or from the web of the model. Actually it is very necessary, not to make the box bigger than necessary and have more reliable results. I say this from experience. My first time, I miscalculated the box for not taking into account the graphics of the speaker. The second time I made a box for a double coil speaker (DVC), I also miscalculated it, because the volume (cubic meters) is half with DVC speakers, so I also miscalculated the vented port. You have to know if the software has it in mind or not.

[@Serik_Ramazanov]

Super!!!😀👍

[@goodgoat3096]

Nice descriptive video and a very cool small design. And bass out of a 1.57" (40mm) speaker? Wowser!

[@DonnyTerek]

Thank you! These drivers surpass my expectations!

[@emanuelsilva9150]

Melhor que sony e jbl

[@jakub5749]

this is awsome 😍 😍 😍 😍 😍 nice work

[@DonnyTerek]

Thank you!!

[@philipspath8122]

my speaker have 3 wires can i ignore the third?

[@rubencho9473]

Great video. Subscribed. Desde Colombia

[@DonnyTerek]

Thank you!

[@zoommer02]

Отличная работа! Спасибо.

[@starblackgaming8935]

Good

[@accordionplay4223]

Hi! Advise please! I need a button for the 18650 battery on and off. 3.7-4.2 V. What is the buy button? 3V or 5V?

[@DonnyTerek]

Hi! Since the fully charged battery will reach a voltage of 4.2V, you should get the 5V switch.

[@technical_shubham.]

ek mera bna de bro.😍

[@krunalkoturwar566]

Brilliant job..

[@samarjeetpanda9726]

Definitely awesome ❤️❤️👍👍

[@DonnyTerek]

Thanks 🤗

[@BrianJacobi6969]

Love this look.

[@rustamhuidrom9660]

Wow👍👍

[@3rutu5]

do you think you need to desolder the LED''s off the charging board? lets say you can solder directly on without removing do you see any issues with doing that apart from having 2 lights for everything?

[@DjCrish]

Wow very good work!

[@gayanmax00]

Bro u should take those indicator led to the front panel.

[@DonnyTerek]

Thought about it but not enough space up front.

[@gayanmax00]

Come on man.there is lot.any way great job.learn lot of. Keep it up

[@user-rz7zp9fp6p]

I am grateful for the great work. So I want to make it. I would like to know the reason for connecting 1 (Kohm) resistance to both R and L to the amplifier input. Shouldn't R, L1 (Kohm) resistance be omitted for mono output? And how did the 1 (Kohm) calculation value calculate?

[@DonnyTerek]

Hi! Thank you for the comment. The reason to add the resistors to the audio input is to produce a mono signal going into the amplifier since the speaker drivers share the same enclosure therefore it is necessary that they play the same signal (mono) instead of stereo. I can't tell you much on the calculation of the resistor value, I just checked myself on how to make stereo to mono.

[@catalinomontemayor6261]

Dropped my eyes and jaw.

[@premkxk]

😁😂😂

[@wilson00001]

what's the reason to make the mono audio connection?

[@riggedlemon]

so the passiv radiator moves more and produces more bass

[@DonnyTerek]

The reason is that the speaker drivers are not separated and move the same air inside the enclosure therefore the signal going to the drivers must be the same.

[@senhalp5724]

Easy to rebuild

[@popstar9939]

Awesome...........!💐💐

[@3rutu5]

great looking little speaker. "IF" there was anything you would do again what would it be (for example add weights to the PR or add another PR)? also how does it sound let say 1-2m away in a room?

[@DonnyTerek]

Thanks! I do have a few ideas of simplifying the speaker build and perhaps adding a bit of weight to the PRs while I am at it. It sounds decent further away with great bass for a speaker this size.

[@3rutu5]

Very nice, I'm going to try something similar but instead of using those drivers, I'll use visatron bf37. Which I believe is the same size. I must admit I was shocked at the size of these, they are tiny

[@teslas_7463]

Good work and speaker

[@DonnyTerek]

Thank you!

[@ayushmaharjan6108]

Awesome build. Thanks for sharing the video. is there any way to increase the battery capacity in this speaker?

[@DonnyTerek]

Thank you so much! You can try purchasing the highest capacity 18650 battery there is to increase the battery life of the speaker or you can try putting two batteries connected in parallel for a higher capacity but it would be a challenge to fit two of them inside such a small enclosure.

[@jamescollins6085]

Would it be necessary to put any acoustic material in there to improve the sound? Not that it really could be improved if your demonstration is anything to go by.

[@DonnyTerek]

Hi! There is no need to add any acoustic material inside since we are using a passive radiator.

[@albertjoseph9884]

in the box is there a amplification board?

[@DonnyTerek]

Yes!

[@SuperMan-ir2ii]

pam8403 in 3.7v can provide 0.6Watts/channel, with voltage 5v it provide 1.5Watts/channel. for safety and longer life, the lithium battery must be charged in 1A max.

[@munsadsalacaan8550]

Give me a plan,diagram or pictures on how to do this in step by step🙏from Ph.

[@harwindsingh]

Should I use PAM8403(3W amplifier) or TPA3110(15W amplifier) with these 5w speakers?

[@DonnyTerek]

Definitely the PAM8403.

[@pubghuntermahadi871]

Plz tell me bro what is your battery capacity??????and how many voltage?

[@martintoth4439]

Nice flex 😍👍

[@rainiersmit5199]

Awesome build. What voltage are the led lights?

[@DonnyTerek]

Thank you! They are in 2-5V range.

[@Szuler_]

what do you use to glue the passive radiators?

[@DonnyTerek]

Hi, I used contact cement. Apply a thin layer on both surfaces, wait a few minutes until it becomes tacky and then you can glue them together.

[@hiranyabaruah1491]

For why the bass is very high

[@harwindsingh]

Do you post your project photos on any social platform?

[@barnabaskovacs672]

Good job. 😉

[@DonnyTerek]

Thanks!

[@Kawin_Everything]

Led button switch voltage?

[@Levidumitru]

0: 4 how is called the melody ?

[@zenel_audio_system]

Muito show essa caixinha de som

[@MrRelevance02]

that passive radiator is not going to last long before ripping because its bottoming out to much

[@tjappie8860]

awesome!

[@DonnyTerek]

Thanks!

[@Tom32211]

Kaip visada - darbas nuostabus! Tik vienas klausimas neduoda ramybės, kodėl garsiakalbius "suvarei" į mono?

[@DonnyTerek]

Ačiū! Paprasčiausiai tam, kad garsiakalbiai "nesipjautų" gaudami mono signalą, kadangi jie nėra atskirti pertvara.

[@Tom32211]

@@DonnyTerek Aaaa... Supratau, dėl to kituose projektuose ir daro pertvaras! Ačiū už "prašvietimą"!

[@DonnyTerek]

Nėr už ką, sėkmės!

[@jimreykdal7477]

Great work! What would you say it compares to? e.g. Bose/JBL/Marley in sound quality.

[@DonnyTerek]

Thank you! I could only compare it to a Bose Soundlink Mini and I have to say I am impressed by this homemade speaker. Of course it is nowhere near as good sounding as the factory built speakers which have internal DSPs and better parts but you do have to consider the price of the both.

[@PDRIFT86]

Hi, i made your speaker but instead of laser cut wood, I 3D printed the enclose using wood pla filament. I designed the enclosure in tinkercad and it looks very close to your design. I am having an issue with the speaker though. Whenever I turn the volume up and heavy bass hits, the speaker cuts off. I have the exact components and wired it up exactly as your instructions. I measured the battery voltage at 3.9 volts. I think it might be my 18650 cell even though it has good voltage. I will try another cell as i have several salvaged from laptop battery packs. I hope I can work out the problem because I want to turn it up and pump the bass lol.

[@DonnyTerek]

Hi! I would love to see the speaker you have made. You think you could try uploading it on my Instructables? I am sure I would not be the only interested in seeing what you have come up with. I would assume the problem would be with your battery protection board if you are using one. It seems that it does not need too much current to cut off the voltage. I would recommend trying a different charging board. But it also could be the 18650 cell - when the bass hits, higher amperage is drawn from the cell and the voltage suddenly drops, triggering the charging board to cut off the voltage to protect the cell from over-discharging. Good luck!

[@PDRIFT86]

@@DonnyTerekHi and thanks for answering. I am not using a battery protection board. I have the same components you linked in your instructable. I also posted my question on your instructables project page. I uploaded pictures in the comments section of my speaker. It's still a work in progress and I will reprint it again after I make some changes.

[@ex-soldier4341]

@@PDRIFT86 Its a weak supply or maybe you use thin wires for supply thats why it cuts off when loud, try using powerbank board with high ampereage, your direct-to-battery supply cannot handle the load

[@PDRIFT86]

@@ex-soldier4341 I'm going to try thicker wire and see if that helps.

[@PDRIFT86]

@@ex-soldier4341 well I'm using thicker wire and that seems to have fixed the problem! Thank you for the advise.

[@nhatnguyen7889]

Xin khích thước box loa

[@floritobentillo6941]

Link for the battery indicator?

[@masusemara]

Cool!

[@DonnyTerek]

Thank you!

[@sergeiyermoshin554]

I did all the same but when i put over 60-70% volume its making a lot of noise Why is that ? But lower than 60% it´s like I have 1w speakers....

[@Jeanpierredlt]

This model of speaker would be elegant if it had incorporated a 4G tablet to not depend on another tablet or cell phone and fixed internet and thus get much more benefit

[@philipspath8122]

Can i use B0505S-1w ?

[@hiranyabaruah1491]

Hey bro will it bass like this with another Bluetooth circuit

[@DonnyTerek]

I'm not sure since some Bluetooth modules for some reaseon have a low frequency cut-off built in, but this one clearly does not!

[@cri8tor]

Would a DC-DC module (B05058) have any use in a speaker system that does not use bluetooth? I'd like to build a similar system like yours, but one that uses only a mini SD card and does not have bluetooth. Cheers

[@delwincruz5981]

great!

[@delwincruz5981]

Can you send what is the measurement?

[@DonnyTerek]

Feel free to check the description for that.

[@8-bit-music-maker]

12:11 OMG

[@ignasblazevicius7241]

What are the dimensions of a finished speaker? Thank you.

[@DonnyTerek]

Hi! You can find the final dimensions on my Instructables post. The depth is around 44mm.

[@floritobentillo6941]

Hi,can you please tell or anyone how the 5v isolated is connected?im having problem with the noise when amplifier and Bluetooth connected to same power source, thanks

[@Dan-do7qb]

cdn.instructables.com/FDE/3GHK/JSEZ4XGI/FDE3GHKJSEZ4XGI.LARGE.jpg

[@bigmanrastafari4223]

does laser cutting count as cheating?

[@dawudwabdullah1008]

Barang ini apakah di jual??

[@philipspath8122]

I Build it and it works but now Every 10 sec in Peeps very loud?

[@DonnyTerek]

Are the batteries well charged? Have you skipped anything in the wiring?

[@philipspath8122]

@@DonnyTerek no

[@bassman6171]

I've heard competition speakers but not competition Bluetooth speakers

[@n.bnoobbass9841]

11:55 WHAT THE 😱😱😱

[@multidelta2083]

Sveikas. Turiu 15w stirpintuva ir noriu ji padaryti mono tai irgi naudoti 1k ohm rezistorius ar kaip?

[@DonnyTerek]

Labas! Taip, 1k rezistorius naudok.

[@multidelta2083]

@@DonnyTerek Ok. dėkui :)

[@harwindsingh]

Isn't there any requirement of boost converter for amplifier (PAM8403)?

[@ex-soldier4341]

Its already 5v ready, the limit is 5.5v oversupply could damage the board

[@harwindsingh]

@@ex-soldier4341 Max voltage of an li-ion can be upto 4.2V.

[@ex-soldier4341]

@@harwindsingh use powerbank boards to boost it to 5v but choose atleast 1 amp output weak powerbank will cause it to shutoff when its too loud

[@harwindsingh]

@@ex-soldier4341 I tried with an 2A boost converter but at loud volume it destroyed my PAM8403.

[@harwindsingh]

Therefore I am using direct supply from 18650 battery.

[@evanrei7661]

Can i have it??? Pleasee... 😬

[@pjrios5171]

Awesome small build Like that's strong it is yet its only a 5w it's rare to see good design that are based in such low power Also you could add on the back of the speaker round passive radiator if you center the stuff that goes on the back the battery Bluetooth and charging ports leds By curiousity two things 1: Would you/will you make make this as kits to buy? 2: have you ever thought on making a cylinder speaker like the jbl? Edit: also still looking forward for that 2.1 I could bet it will be as good as all your designs Also recently saw a sound bar build idk if you plan on making one as well

[@DonnyTerek]

Hi! Thank you so much! 1. I may make kits for sale if there is interest in them. 2. I actually haven't thought about that! The 2.1 project is coming soon! I am not into sound bar build yet.

[@pjrios5171]

@@DonnyTerek I've been working on some designs but always come to a hard stop and I've always wanted to make something even if it's already made by soneone else (been looking forward on making it my self) if you make the kit and ship it to Puerto Rico and you can tell that from my part I'm obviously buying it (probably more than one actually x3) Also see if you can add an aux in then that way your design can be used with a headphone jack splitter and you can have two speaker from one phone basically making a 20w set since 10+10w yet that's something that passed on my mind On the sound bar idea using those same small ones probably using a dual mini amps like on this vid xD it would be a crazy build "DIY mini sound bar with dual mini amps" in theory a sound bar it's just a long speaker xD All tho dual amo doesn't sounds bad, thinking on it would be using thin cables to place left with left and right with right on separated chambers Yet its one of my crazy idea Also on 2.1 probably a closed box with passive radiators gonna look awesome Also on a side note, thks for the replys, also if your looking for any idea you can use the reply to contact me

[@pjrios5171]

Also, lil question have you ever thought on adding reactive led to your projects?

[@DonnyTerek]

Reactive LEDs are not for me, but VU meters do look amazing on a speaker on my opinion!

[@pjrios5171]

@@DonnyTerek Ooh ok They sound interesting I like them leds :3 Also thks for everything looking forward to your next design Also recently 3D printing cases are the new things in portable speakers since its light Curious if you would make a design on a 3dprinter

[@sudevanil8331]

Which wood used

[@DonnyTerek]

Plywood!

[@sudevanil8331]

@@DonnyTerek Thanks ❤️

[@mohamedbadusha4970]

But why mono input???

[@DonnyTerek]

The reason is that the speaker drivers are not separated and move the same air inside the enclosure therefore the signal going to the drivers must be the same.

[@muyelele]

Ssup bro, how can I reach you for a project

[@DonnyTerek]

Hey! You can find my email in my channel's 'about' section.

[@muyelele]

I looked but I didn't see it...only a link to another website

[@DonnyTerek]

Simply go to my channel, click on the 'about' section where you will find my email for business inquiries.

[@thaovlog195]

Plase links MP3

[@DonnyTerek]

Check the description for that!

[@alonsomamanirivera6429]

Bose soundlink

[@TechnicShow]

Pirmas