I think the idea of making the speakers also looking like food because it'll make the fake food idea look even cooler. I also think it'll just make my design look more complete and less like boring.
I think this is a cool design because I really like the textures on it and I like the diamond ish shape of the main speaker part. I also like the area sticking up because it looks pretty cool. I think I'm definitely challenging my skill of the actual building in terms of cutting the metal and wood using angles and stuff to put it together and also like 3d modeling could be a bit difficult.
So far I've added the speaker holes and also made my main base. I still need to add more designs and add color but for now I like the polyline design I have on the front of it.
What is your idea? So my idea is to have this shape and then add cool LEDs and acrylics that light up while the music is playing. Obvioulsy here it just looks like a box but there will be the speakers like on the triangles on both sides and then I'll cut out a cool acrylic design to put on the side. I learned that the original dimensions I wanted to do were too big so I had to size it down like a lot. I think for modifications just like changing the size maybe.
Reflection
I have a clearer idea of what i want to do now. Most of the frame will be metal and there will be strips of light blue led lights on the slants of the triangles to light it up. I also didn't have time to add colors or layering but I would also make like some idents in the back and add an on and off button.I learned that it was pretty much just boring and I didn't have a great idea of what exactly I wanted to do. I did learn that I made it a bit to big though so I had to modify it for when I actually make it.
I understand how the the speakers work to connect and how the volume and bluetooth work much better now. Something that's still a mystery is like where all the wires go into the breadboard and why they have to go to all of those places in order for the speaker to work. Also how the audio jack works.
For the audio jack google said: "The audio jack acts as a bridge that separates an incoming stereo signal into Left, Right, and Ground channels, routing each to its own independent row on the breadboard so that the left and right speakers receive distinct audio waves while sharing a single return path to complete the electrical circuit."
Name one part that is a complete mystery to you. Look it up on Google or Generative AI. What does it say the function of that part is?
I worked with Thara and something I learned was how intricate the designs are and how careful you have to be of where you put each thing because if you mess up one little bit it can break your whole circuit.