Back in the day, building a DIY radio was fun! We only had to get our hands at a germanium diode, make some coils, and with a resistor and long wire as an antenna maybe we could get some sound out …

I purchased the Audiosector Gainclone LM3875 PCB + component kit about four years ago, it sat under my desk gathering dust until this year, when I finally decided to put it to use. The Gainclone concept is based on the original Kimura-San/47Labs Gaincard design, which takes a "less-is-more" approach, low component count, extremely short signal…

These are the best combo amps and heads from Orange, Fender, Marshall, Boss, and more

Cigar box amp using a ruby amp wiring diagram, with a 12V power source & 4 ohm / 7w speaker. Nice little sounding, but a bit too crunchy at all setting…

Like the look and feel of vintage radio, but want Pandora, internet radio and your own music? This project is for you! . Find this and other hardware projects on Hackster.io.

Our pick of micro heads and combos from Blackstar, Fender, Jet City, Hughes & Kettner, Kustom, Laney, Vintage47 and Vox.

Mit Wooden Boombox präsentiert Jake Mize ein wirklich schönes Projekt. Er bastelt nämlich Bluetooth-Speaker in Form von Ghettoblastern aus Mahogany-Holz.

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Designer: Nick D Project Category: Portable Speakers Project Level: Intermediate Project Time: 8-20 Hours Project Cost: $500 – $1,000 Project Description: This is a 200 watt, semi-portable bo…

Video of homemade 5f2 "Princeton"-style amp. Volume and "tone" knobs, roughly 5 Watts. Demo with Strat and SG. See blog.thallenbeck.com for schematic, etc.

The best electric guitar amp is not a single amplifier. It depends on your specific needs, style, budget, etc. The primary thing you need to look out for is a...

Chapter by Chapter Resources and Links for Story of the World: Volume 2 Chapters 41-42 (Disclaimer: This post may contain affiliate links. For more information, please see Disclosure Policy.) Supplies: Story of the World Volume 2 (We do an average of one chapter per week, but if chapters are unusually short we may double up in one week, or if there is a lot of content to cover, we extend into multiple weeks.)Story of the World Volume 2 Activity BookStory of the World Volume 2 Test and Answer Key BookBinder or notebook for notes, maps, lapbook pieces, timeline, tests, etc. (It's helpful to keep everything together in one place.) Activities are aimed specifically at elementary age Activities for middle school age Activities for both age ranges (I will continue to update as we work through these chapters and I find more resources to incorporate, as well as add pictures.) Options for each chapter: Read chapterAnswer review questions from activity book either written or orally (I usually write the questions in the notebook, leaving space between each for them to write the answers. It takes a little extra time to write the questions myself, but it helps me keep up to date with what they are learning and to know what to ask about.)Map work from activity bookColoring page from activity bookPick a craft project from activity bookTimeline Entry or Timeline Cards  (We stapled the printable timeline inside the back cover of the notebook and add pages as we need them by taping them to the last one. It will end up accordion-like.)Chapter Test Chapter 41: Explorations in the North Read about John Cabot; Click on Cabot on the mapWatch John Cabot-Explorer**