Some Jukebox Pics for inspiration

[hailogugo]

Here are some pics of my Jukebox.
Thank you Micz for your support.

• http://www.directupload.net/file/d/4944/v2zyipxd_jpg.htm

• http://www.directupload.net/file/d/4944/nv7jdoy9_jpg.htm

• http://www.directupload.net/file/d/4944/axcns3d6_jpg.htm

• http://www.directupload.net/file/d/4944/96dalxrv_jpg.htm

• http://www.directupload.net/file/d/4944/lnetffm4_jpg.htm

Video

• https://youtu.be/hzfOC9PD-tI

[Geliras]

Something is wrong with the links. But copied url of the video. Looks great. How did you made the rfid cards? Printed? You could answer in german if this is allowed :)
I designed my cards with photoshop, printed them ("Foto SOFORTDRUCK" at DM) and laminated it together with the rfid card.

[hailogugo]

I have bought https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B001CPF3FE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 (Klebe Etiketten)

To laminate them was not possible for me because the cards were to hight for my machine.

[suedbadner]

@MiczFlor

The one with the only Red Buttons is the one I made in december.
The other one is the 2nd one I made last month

[giguerator]

I have juste given my phoniebox to my son for his birthday today. Here is my take on the project:

Case is 3d printed and I use the pirate audio 3w amp for the display and sound. I am also using an Adafruit Powerboost 1000c paired with a 2500mAh LiPo battery. I hacked a stop on removal for the PN532 since I was not sure how to adapt the current pull request for the stop on removal on RC522. I plan to realign with the branch once the stop on removal feature becomes more mature.

Thanks a lot to the community for this great project !

[SimonV1986]

Hallo zusammen,
erst einmal danke für das klasse Projekt, mein Sohn wird sich drüber freuen .

Habe 9mm Multiplex genommen mit einem Rpi 3.
Auf meiner kleinen Adruino CNC graviert.

Habe momentan noch das Problem das der Pi alle 10 bis 30 Minuten unerwartet von alleine runter fährt, kann es mit dem Shutdown Button zusammen hängen?

Viele Grüße
Simon

[Woerschdlmoo]

My box is finally ready and the kids love it! Many thanks to the community for this great project!

[BenutzerKeyna]

thanks for amazing support! system is running very well

[NiteCrwlr]

Phoniebox made of an Ikea Dragan and Östernäs.
Magnetic charging plug.
Touch-Buttons.
OLED-Display.
All done with the Snapmaker 2.0 (laser engraved symbols, cnc cutted frontplate and 3d printed display bezel)
Thanks for this project!

[pabera]

What battery do you use, also showing the loading indication?!

[NiteCrwlr]

Hi @pabera!
I used this battery.
Then I cut a piece of wood which holds the battery and has holes at the same place where the LEDs are. I sticked some optical fibers in it which lead the light to the holes in the housing. The downside of this battery is that it shortly cuts the power if you plug it in for charging, what leads to a reboot of the raspi.

[pabera]

Nice idea! 👏

[vansummeren]

Hi @NiteCrwlr
I very much like your box!
(This is mine: #1330 (comment))
Do you have some more details, what components you used? and how you connected it all together?
I also planned to use my Snapmaker a bit more to laser a few things on the box but did not yet have time to do so... :-(

[NiteCrwlr]

Hi Arjen. I like yours too!
I listed all the components here.
Unfortunately it's in german :)

[pabera]

This is a very helpful blog post. I believe we should have a section in the wiki where we collect valuable articles like this for others to quickly find. There are many treasures within this forum and even more outside, but they are hard to access
@MiczFlor

[arvidortwig]

Hi, here is my setup ;)

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For more info just check out: https://arvidortwig.de/2021/10/18/diy-musicplayer-for-kids-phoniebox/

[c-m0s]

This is my "MusiKiste":

	It's about two and a half years old already. Thank you for the project. I love it. Here is a little documentation on my interpretation of the Jukebox, including my BOM and the purchased components I selected from this rich source of knowledge here within this project.

[henningweiler]

This is our "box". Hand-drawn cover (Where the female fire fighter show the card, the card reader is located).
The box doubles as TTS-output device for our smarthome. Great to call Kids to dinner ; )

[MarkSeveral]

Hi there,

this is our finished box.
Thanks for all of the effort putting on this project - It was great fun to work on it and now it's awesome to see how our daughter loves to use it.

[charlesvestal]

Just finished my first build. I wanted to make a sort of record player to reconnect with my favorite albums. Hosting FLAC on the SD, and using a PN532 HAT along with some standard stickers. Simple, clean, I love it.

I wrote up a bit of my process here https://medium.com/@charlesv/making-a-raspberry-pi-based-rfid-music-player-e3885919368b

[derhirschausmwald]

I finally got to fish my phoniebox, way later than initially planned...
It works fine, but I'm thinking about reinstalling OS and the Phoniebox due to the missing Spotify support to gain better startup times...
Thanks to all the folks contributing to this, grate work, can't wait to see V3

If somebody is Interested in my RFID-Phonie-Things, I've used a 30mm acrylic tube, some 3D-printed parts, 25mm RFID-Tags and small magnets. I Will upload it to thingiverse.

[therealdoblist]

https://www.printables.com/de/model/461626-phoniebox-jukebox-for-the-raspberry-pi-playing-aud

[mathebox]

I converted an old Akkord radio into a phoniebox. The most challenging parts were fitting all components into the relatively small casing, and getting the RFID reader to work in the mostly metal casing - hence the 3D printed cover on the back.
Installing the software was a breeze! 🎉

The left knob controls the volume, and pressing it pauses playback. The four buttons in the middle are functional, as they have not yet been used for anything. The right knob moves the old radio frequency indicator. The cards are swiped on the mentioned cover on the back side.

For the build, I used the following components:

• Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W
• Hifiberry MiniAmp
• Visaton FR 8 JS
• Pimoroni Nano HAT Hacker
• RC522 RFID Reader
• Rotary Encoder
• 4 simple push buttons
• Status LED
• Off push button to cut the power to the pi and trigger a (re)start
• Custom USB-C cable (male and female) from the casing to the power bank

[romansey]

Finally got mine finished! Will be a birthday present for my 2-year-old in a few weeks. 🥳

[sega-fredo]

Looks good,Can you please eyplain how you managed the sound - it looks like you implemented some extra boards for the speaker. Are they self made? Which amplifier- and filter solution did you use.I‘m able to read your response in english or german.MarkusHinweis: Diese E-Mail wurde von einem mobilen Endgerät gesendet. Etwaige Tippfehler bitte ich zu entschuldigen.Am 02.09.2023 um 21:53 schrieb Roman Seyffarth ***@***.***>: Finally got mine finished! Will be a birthday present for my 2-year-old in a few weeks. 🥳 —Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[romansey]

Hi! The board mounted on top of the Raspberry with spacer screws is just the HiFiBerry MiniAMP, as used in many other boxes here as well. I did not use any additional amplifiers or filters, as it sounds pretty good on its own. The small board on the right just connects all of the button ground wires and houses the resistor for the power button LED. Nothing fancy there.