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Audio Hacks |
 | RFID Enabled Mp3 Player Hack using Arduino
This is a fantastic, unique project which uses RFID tagged pictures to select and play album. The system utilizes the easy to use arduino microcontroller platform along with an RFID reader and is also ethernet enabled. See more pics and... |
 | Cornell's Newest Microcontroller Projects
Cornell has released their latest batch of microcontroller electronics projects ranging from a 3D scanner to infrared laser harps. All of the projects use Atmel ATmega chips (the same chips Arduino uses) to accomplish their tasks. All 42... |
 | DIY Midi Drums using an Arduino
Using some piezo sensors, this DIYer created some DIY midi drums for the Arduino. All it takes is a handful of the sensors and a few resistors to put together. He's already assembled the soruce code, parts kit and detailed instructions so you... |
 | U.S. Army Xbox Live Headset
This is a fantastic and quick weekend project for you. Take an authentic U.S. Army Vietnam-era headset and turn it into a custom Xbox Live headset. It's incredibly simple to pull off - Basically just cut and connect a few wires and you're good... |
 | Build your own High End Subwoofer
Learn how to build a sleek, powerful DIY subwoofer and speaker system in your spare time. Using a basic subwoofer driver, this modder created a custom enclosure, control system, and sound system while documenting the entire build process so you... |
 | Absolutely Incredible Mac-Tacular Lair
Yes, you're probably drooling at the above picture too. What an absolutely incredible setup! There are actually several computers hooked up to the monitors and they can be controlled by the single mouse and keyboard using Teleport. ... |
 | How to: Transfer Files via Soundwave
We've seen a few odd ways to transfer data before (see sound transfer over lasers) but this is probably the most bizarre. Instead of using a USB drive, this man decided to invent his own file transfer method by using his sound card to send... |
 | Download 762 Free MP3s From Amazon
Who doesn't love free music? Especially when you can download it free using Google. This time, however, it's legit, free music. Check out Amazon's Free MP3 downloads section and choose from 762 completely free songs. Yeah, you're probably... |
 | Physical Computing with MIT's Siftables
Siftables is the latest example of a Tangible User Interface (TUI), an emerging technology that aims to use physical objects as interface for computing needs. Siftables, however, differ from traditional models with the addition of a sensor... |
 | Full DIY Home Theater Build: Start to Finish
Who doesn't want their own personal home theater? This man turned his barren basement into a luxury home theater and even added a kitchen/bar area too. The best part is, he documented every aspect of the build through pictures, videos, and... |
