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**RalphWL19** · February 7th, 04:23 PM

ok i was daydreaming today in school about something ive been wanting to do, i wanna jerry rig a speaker into my bookbag so i can play my guitar from it, kinda like a miniamp effect. i know how to solder wires into speakers so this isnt a problem, but along the road i ran into a little problem. In order to play the guitar from it im gonna need a power supply of some sort to get the guitar to emit a sound to the speaker. the problem is that i got no idea where the hell i can connect it with out having to buy a whole make-a-circuit kit...guys help!

**massballer2k5** · February 7th, 04:24 PM

D batteries... lots and lots of D cell batteries

**RalphWL19** · February 7th, 04:26 PM

that wasnt my problem, it was where can i connect the supply to.

**massballer2k5** · February 7th, 04:27 PM

eh.. shows what i know.. ill stop contributing negetively... sorry

**Ninja7** · February 7th, 04:28 PM

just buy one of those mini battery powerd amps and stick it in the back packpack. believe it or not you can get decient sound/volume out of these little guys.

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/...base_id/35632/

**RalphWL19** · February 7th, 04:34 PM

nah i already got one of those, but i like the feeling of doing stuff with your hands, besides i got the materials i just wanna know how to do it.

**lbreevesii** · February 7th, 05:06 PM

go buy one of those gel celled batteries from radio shack for your power source. you'll also need a power inverter to get the dc into ac for the amp. assuming you're just basicly wanting a portable amp that is starting out as a retail type ac plug in one.

**RalphWL19** · February 7th, 05:21 PM

^ alrighty...now how do i do the hookup?

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