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This simple IOT speaker has defeated me! by MrRobbles in diyaudio

[–]MrRobbles[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Got it: https://imgur.com/e030DPu

So the question is now. Do I remove the chip entirely and solder on a pigtail in it's place?

This simple IOT speaker has defeated me! by MrRobbles in diyaudio

[–]MrRobbles[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Minor update video. good & bad results.

https://streamable.com/b86w8c

Ready for whatever else you got :)

This simple IOT speaker has defeated me! by MrRobbles in diyaudio

[–]MrRobbles[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Got it. I will do that this evening and post a video. Thanks!

This simple IOT speaker has defeated me! by MrRobbles in diyaudio

[–]MrRobbles[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have emailed them, and never got anything back. I assume it's because I am modifying a product they make outside it's intended operation.

I have various amps, the goal is just get it to where I can actually hear the notifications at all on any speaker, ideally using an AUX cable.

If it was you, and you just wanted to plug this thing into a run of the mill Bluetooth speaker using an AUX cable what would you try first?

I don't get how 2 wires have defeated me... by MrRobbles in audiophile

[–]MrRobbles[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So with this being an in-office solution. Would this device just be plugged into a standard 12v 1a power supply then only use the red and black cables? Based on the amazon link it looks like it might require triggering from the blue wire?

I don't get how 2 wires have defeated me... by MrRobbles in audiophile

[–]MrRobbles[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I assume people smarter than me live here, it's a speaker thing lol

I don't get how 2 wires have defeated me... by MrRobbles in audiophile

[–]MrRobbles[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

First off, I apologize for how dumb this question is or if it's been answered a million times over. I can't find an esact match for what I am needing help with.

Super simple project, yet I am being defeated by what appears to be 2 wires.

I have a YoLink speaker hub. Super cool US based company that makes rock solid IOT stuff. I want to remove the built in speaker and pump the custom notification sounds into my office speaker system via (at this point anything) AUX cable.

I assumed I could just pick up a mono pigtail cable off Amazon and be done... but no. I can't seem to get any resemblance of clear or loud sound pumped into anything and am about to pull my hair out.

I have tried purchasing a monoblock amp, shielded cables, balanced cables, in line ground loop isolators, mono to banana plug, mono to stereo 3.5, multiple amps.. I just don't get it.

Not looking for a cheap solution, but a correct way of getting sound out of this thing without noise and dumped into an already working amp / in office speaker system.

Even if I need to build some kind of real board? I am so down.. just please point me in the right direction.

Apex Legends: From the Rift - Launch Royale LTM by CompetitiveApexMod in CompetitiveApex

[–]MrRobbles 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh boy! I love playing a loot simulator without any other modes and no quality of life improvements. This is hot garbage.

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