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Weirdly I ran into something similar many years ago. I took a similar alarm clock and hacked it to connect it the alarm signal to a stereo system with two 12 in
by pryelluw 2y ago
Weirdly I ran into something similar many years ago. I took a similar alarm clock and hacked it to connect it the alarm signal to a stereo system with two 12 inch subwoofers. It was very very very loud. Neighbors could hear it a street over.
Anyhow, I had to update how it powered the internal speaker (which I was taping into) because it was a little bit too much and the thing would reset.
I’d go into more details but it was trashed and it’s been about 20 years since …
- garbagewoman 2y ago[flagged]
- sigseg1v 2y agoI'd love an alarm clock that can replicate the sounds of my teenage youth via playing classics such as "Extreme Mario Dubstep - Yoshi Bass Drop (Womp Womp Edition Remix)"
- pryelluw 2y agoThat shouldn’t be too hard these days. You can go the expensive route and use a raspberry pi but I know you can use something simpler. You can def do it for cheaper but an RPi does allow you internet connectivity and a buttload of other possible automations. Hell, add a zwave adapter and you can have the alarm flash your smart lights, and more!