Assemble the Speaker

Rechargeable Battery Upgrade

(Part 2)

Step 7

Attach Speaker to Wooden Top with 2 button head screws. Do not over-tighten. One extra screw included.

Step 8

Attach the Rechargeable Battery Mount to the bottom of the Speaker with 2 flat-head screws (included with Rechargeable Battery Upgrade). Do not over-tighten. One extra screw included.

Step 9

Now grab your PCB and connect the Rechargeable Battery Mount to the 2-pin Straight Male Header (BATT). Plug in with correct orientation: red wire = positive, black wire = negative. Hooking this up backwards can damage your PCB!

Step 10

Plug in the Speaker to the other 2-pin Straight Male Header (SPKR). Plug in with correct orientation: red wire = positive, black wire = negative.

Step 11

Now insert the PCB in the holes in the Wooden Top. Grab the hex nut and screw it on the Toggle Switch. Tighten with pliers if you have them.

Step 12

After ensuring that the Rechargeable Battery Mount is connected with the correct orientation, connect the Rechargeable Battery Pack to the speaker. Battery life approx 7 hours.

Step 13

Insert your speaker into the Mason Jar and screw on the lid. The speaker is OFF when the Toggle Switch is leaning outward, as shown in the picture. We will test your speaker in the following steps!

Step 14

Plug the 3.5mm Cord into your smartphone, iPod, or laptop computer and flip the toggle switch to MP3 Mode (straight up). The volume of the speaker is controlled by your device. If you hear music loud and clear, you’ve done a good job!

Step 15

Plug in electric guitar with Guitar Adapter to test Guitar Mode (switch leaning inward). Turn the volume on your guitar up to 11 to get a great distorted tone.

Step 16

Use the “output” to connect additional speakers for louder sound. This is commonly referred to as “daisy chaining.” The more the merrier!

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