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A DIY hexagonal Bluetooth speaker with sound-reactive LEDs

Arduino TeamDecember 23rd, 2016

Imgur user Peter Clough recently created his own colorful “Magic Box” Bluetooth speaker assembly with a NeoPixel visual display.

If you need a speaker (or rather a speaker with an enclosure) the easiest way is usually to just buy one. On the other hand, if you want something really awesome and unique, why not build it yourself? Clough did just that using an Arduino Pro Mini and a Bluetooth receiver along with a strip of programmable LEDs that react to the emitted sounds–made possible by an electret microphone amp.

Cleverly, the case was sourced from a hobby supplies store, while neodymium magnets were used to keep the lid in place. Clough also employed a “really beefy” 20W 4Ohm speaker, as well as a rotary encoder with push button for volume and play/pause control.

You can find more details, including a schematic, on the project’s Imgur page.

Boards:Pro Mini
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4 Responses to “A DIY hexagonal Bluetooth speaker with sound-reactive LEDs”

  1. Stefano05 Says:

    this is very beautifoll! You are very good.
    STEFANO and GIUSEPPE

  2. divito Says:

    Wow this is really cool

  3. Bolt0Lightning Says:

    all parts plz

  4. jkearns21 Says:

    Is the code available for this project? Thanks.

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