Wood iPod speaker dock
Designer: Drake
Project Time: 8-20 hours
Project Complexity: Hobbyist
Project Cost: Under $100
Concept
I wanted to make a small speaker box for an iPod with an integrated iPod connector. After searching long and hard I came across a desk grommet from an office computer supply store. The grommet is designed for connecting iPhones and iPods to your pc, but it also had a 3.5mm audio jack that worked out perfectly for this project. I stared with solid walnut and built the box fairly small, (6”x12”x5”). I finished it natural meaning no dye or stain, walnut is beautiful bye its self. I chose 4” coaxial speakers to get a full range of sound and the Dayton T-amp module to drive the speakers and a single 1” flared port. It turned out great and sounds best in small to medium sized rooms. I did change the color or the LED to green and added a chrome knob to achieve the look I was going for.
About The Designer
I am a 30 something carpenter and woodworker. I also love music and this was my first real attempt at an audio project. It may have turned into my new hobby. I look forward to putting my skills with wood together with more speaker projects.
Project Parts List
Part # |
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269-092 |
1 |
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090-488 |
1 |
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260-470 |
1 |
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240-096 |
1 |
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300-385 |
1 |
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129-077 |
1 |
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