Turn Anything into a Speaker - Bone Conductor Amp
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
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Bone Conductive speaker, doesn't use it on his head...
Will this work on his bones I know I sound stupid
He doesn't want to be thought of as a bonehead.
@@stuffmorestuff9588 yes it actually sounds as if the speaker is inside your head
Where's the micro usb port for charging?
Bluetooth it. No wires would be great!
I've liked to hear some real recorded audio with this. Very neat enclosure design.
Also, the main link gives 404.
Yes, and searching the site gives nothing either.
link fixed, thanks!
Agreed!
A finished commercial product, Humbird, has at least one demo made by a customer on here. It sounds loud, what the quality is, is hard to tell.
great video. interesting.
Had one, used our tub as a speaker, worked good while it worked..
Came upon a cache of 'Paper Jamz' speakers a year back at a goodwill for fifty cents each- I salvaged 8 transducers and AA amps!
i wanted to know how do you recharge the battery?
Is the music from this video the actual sound quality or just an enhanced music for the video?
its definitely added in. bone conducter transducers are generally a bit weak compared to their big brother audio exciters. i have a pair of tiny 3W transducers glued to some foamboard i use with a small portable kit. together theyre about as good as you'd expect from a 20-45$ price range audio product. for more depth you'll want a full size audio exciter.
I'm interested in such DIY project but for a cros hearing aid.
My right acoustic nerve is damaged, so I don't hear anything with my right ear (except some tinnitus).
And my own head creates a sound shadow to all sounds coming from the right (it's much better when there's a wall or other sound reflective surface on my left).
So good solution for ssd (single side deafness) is to have a mic on the deaf side, and a headphone on the good ear.
Bone-conductive headphone is better as it doesn't block your ear, just adds more sounds.
The ideal device would be something like these bone-conductive headsets, but having mic on one side instead of BC-transducers on both sides.
Unfortunately commercial companies don't give rat's ass about people with disabilities, and don't produce such things. And the ones that specialize in hearing aid are charging 10 times more just because you don't have a choice!!! It's really ugly!
So I'm thinking of building one myself.
Any advice would be greatly appreaciated!
Might use this to mod my Thinkpad. How does it sound?
A bone conducting hearing aid would be a good use for it, if it could be concealed.
I was just wondering if it is possible to do that since my grandmother is very hard of hearing and she needs a hearing aid that bypasses her tympanic membrane.... without surgery
But you showed premade objects can you try putting it to a wall or something more common than a plastic vass ?
I tried soldering this together, with a (more recent??) Tpa2012 amplifier board... But the output was almost imperceptible, even against my head... Any ideas on how to make it louder?
Volume and such were at full btw...
how long does the battery last? Also i was wondering the bone conduction speaker how heavy is it?
can someone tell me the model and where I can find this board????
Try to find the resonant frequency of the objects :-)
This. So much!
Neat. I have some project ideas that this would be perfect for. One idea would requirea much larger version. How well would this work under water... hmmm...
works great with cellphone or mp3 players however when i plug it into a laptop, the transducer goes a bit crazy, vibrating non stop without emitting any sounds, anyone knows what might be the issue?
Do you create a microphone/speaker unit? I had an accoustic neuroma removed by my left ear which closed off my ear canal. I get sound in the sweet spot above my left ear, but need a mike to amplify the sound to there hus allowing me to hear through my left side again. Please tell me there is a way
I see that it has been two years, and you haven't received an answer yet. Sorry about that.
I just stumbled across your message, and I felt the urge to tell you that yes, such a system could be a solution for you. But maybe, you got that answer earlier in the meantime already.
Just in case you gave up, send a note my way, and I will try my best to advise you (within the limited reach of my knowledge, that is).
If I were to use it as a headphone do I still need an amplifier?
With some awesome hacking I can probably put this into a glove and have almost anything I touch be a speaker
How to charge it?
Undergroud wire dectec
Hi, can I buy this device already built?
Are the amplifiers necessary?
Yes because without it the transducer alone isn’t very loud
I want to buy. How. ?
bone conductor component id
How easy would it be to make this blutooth?
Wondering some you find any answers
thats a huge head for such a small body
I wan to use this transducer to make a door-mount star trek office door chime.
where to buy this ? we want to use for Medical testing experiments
The tutorial linked in the description has a full list of parts and buy links :-)
Adafruit Industries where can you but it fully assembled.?
What would you use if you wanted to record someone's voice via bone conduction?
i think vou could use a contact microphpne
I would make a bluetooth bone conductors for school
Connect it to earth
anyone making glasses with stealthy bone conducting speakers to survive at school?
sandeep sharma i'm planing on it
That's exactly what I'm working on right now. I have some bluetooth headphones that I was going to gut out and print out some glasses to see if I could get it all together
Rene Garcia howd it go?
I want to do a bracelet with open microphone to my brother, he is deaf but this mechanism will allow him to perceive the sounds around him
Don't know anyone who is deaf but I am doing this for a school project.
Cool
bone conductor ? I can't see anyone wearing this.
That's what the part is originally for. Its being re-purposed here as simply small surface transducer.
***** Thanks, I didn't pick that up.
I am Wearing Boneconducting Headphones
Put it up to you head. lol
Can I use it as Cynaps Headset?
I don't see why not. The case is just a suggestion. You could always flatten out the components like Cynaps does and even attach a bluetooth audio module instead of the headphone jack.
I'd hook it up to my helmet to listen to music on the motorcycle.
earphones, or should I say jawphones
I bet it doesn't sound as good as we heard on this video
Probably no different from a run-of-the-mill piezo speaker. There just isn't enough travel (or power) to get high-amplitude bass from the device.
i wanted to know how do you recharge the battery?
@0:54 shows there are two power connectors coming off the switch. You use one to charge the battery. A better box design would have an Adafruit USB charger built-in with the port exposed. As-is you'd have to open the box to charge.