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Modern Day IHome

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Self Designed IHome

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Self designed IHome with inspiration from a buddy of mine with some gaudy design cues from the older models. Medium difficulty that includes soldering of electrical for power and some knowledge of electrical theory.

Parts List:

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6/32 3" screws w/ nuts

Silicone

3.5mm cable

16-14 gauge wire stranded

Automotive Power Switch (bought at AutoZone)

 

Directions(ish).

Everything was printed with PETG other than the speaker grill gaskets which was printed with TPU.

The barrel plug of the 24V power supply was cut off and switched with the Automotive Power Switch, then Soldered to the Amplifier board along with the 5V converter (Power to Phone) Cable for the converter can be sent through the phone connection or a USB-C/3.5MM dongle if you wish to use the wired option (My experience with it was not good). Everything else should be self explanatory.