How To Wire A Headphone Jack To A Speaker

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I was trying to figure out how to do this for a very long time when I finally figured
it out by piecing together different pieces of information I found in many different
instructions. This helped me a lot and I hope it helps you with all of your speaker
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A speaker (I got mine by taking apart an old computer speaker)
A pair of iPod earbud thingies you don't want back
A soldering iron or a bunch of electrical tape (I used the electrical tape but
soldering would probably be preferable)
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Take your earbuds and cut the wire right below where they split, so you have a
plain cord with a jack on the end and a split cord with the earbuds on it. Take the
plain cord with the jack and strip about an inch of the insulation off the end
without the jack. There will be four separate wires, a copper, a red, a green, and
a red and green striped one. Burn off the colored insulation on these wires by
setting them on fire individually using a small lighter or match. The flame should
catch, burn off the insulation, and burn out quickly. Do this to each of the wires,
making sure you can identify their original colors still (leave a bit of the color at
the base so you can tell). Set this aside and grab your speaker.
Step 2: The Speaker
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Now you will need to take the speaker out of its container. If you're using an old
computer speaker like I am, you will need to take out the batteries before
removing the speaker! You'll need to unscrew all of the screws you can find and
open up the container, which will reveal the bare speaker. unscrew it if you have
to.
Cut the wires connecting the speaker to the container and the rest of the
circuitry as closely as you can, so the wires still connected to the speaker are as
long as they can be. As in my picture, one will usually be black and the other
blue. Strip the ends of each of the wires about 3/4 of an inch back. There will be
many little copper wires twisted into one if your speaker is like mine. There will
be labels on the back where the wires are soldered on saying which wire is
negative and which is positive.
Step 3: Putting them Together

Now you need to go back to the headphones. On your wire, pinch together the
copper wire and the red and green striped wire. Add the blue wire, or the
positive wire, into this bunch from the other direction, and if you're using tape,
make it so that each wire has about a half centimeter of wire left over past the
insulation on the other wire. Wrap electrical tape around them thoroughly
enough so that the least amount of wire possible is uncovered. Take the bits of
too-long wire you left out of the top, over the other wires insulation and fold it
over and tape it again. This will make sure the tape doesn't slide down the wires.
Do the same with the red and green wires on the headphones and the negative,
or black, wire on the speaker. If you're using tape, make sure that it is tight and
secure before moving on to the next step.
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Step 4: Playing the Music
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You should now have your headphone wire attached to the speaker wires by
tape or soldered wires. If you soldered, make sure to cover the soldered wires
with tape anyway just to be safe. Now, plug the headphone jack into your iPod
or mp3 player and turn it up! it should work perfectly, though it may be rather
quiet, as I am still working out the volume tweaking. I am very very new to this,
but it worked for me, so it should work for you. You can supposedly add an
amplifier in between the headphone jack and speaker to make it louder, but I
obviously didn't do it. Anyway, now you can add the speaker to whatever you
want, be it a fancy speaker box or a stuffed animal! I hope this helped you,
because I've seen many people ask how to do this. Thank you!
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Csmiley425 (/member/Csmiley425/)
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I made it following the instructions and then using the stuff found in previous
and it didnt work. My earbuds all have had red blue green and
copper wire. Could it be that my speakers are too big. I tried with a .5W and a
2W
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Instead of soldering...plug in the jack to some

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speakers.cut away the microphone wire if needed.
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ALOT ! i think the pic will help you a bit. its basically - with copper
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and + with right(red in this case). U can determin which cable is which 1.using
a continuity test 2.cutting right before the earphones or 3. just testing :D
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A LOT ! IT WORKS ! u actually put the right(red) cable to the + of the

speaker and the hairy copper ground wire on the - of the speaker ! :D you can
define left and right by doing a continuity test.. or.. just trying ! :D CAREFULL!:
plugging it to a mobile gives it less power and this makes it not hear-able so
you will think its broken or you did something wrong use a pc for testing
THANKS AGAIN !
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Here's the speaker. Help please

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2 months ago
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Hey. .
I have a speaker that already ends with a phone jack but when i played a sonq
is the sound was very loe do you have any suggestion ? Tttthank you.
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hey for the speakers, do they need to have batteries? or can just a simple
speaker without batteries work when soldered with a headphone jack?
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Don't add batteries, I fried my iPod's circuit board a while back by doing
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They don't have to have batteries to work. I did it without them.

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4 years ago
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depends on the ohms and power needed by your speakers, results

varies, mines is running on a 9v battery.
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can u tell me how i would hook the 9V?

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Hey, it's me again. I'm connecting another speaker set to install in my

backpack. Could you explain how you connected the speakers to the
battery, and to the headphone wires? I have looked all over
instructables. The only battery powered speakers are hooked into
amps or pcbs. My speakers are not connected to anything - all I have
are just the actual speakers. I would really appreciate any help.
Thanks.
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You may need to use diodes.

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you don't need to have batteries, just keep in mind

will be using the power from your
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i would like to object, my Ipod can't power my 300 watt subwoofer can
now. My 500w Amp can barely keep up. the speakers vary, and
ultimately rule over this.
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What if your earbuds only have a copper blue and green.

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Copper is ground, and I'm afraid you'll have to test the green and blue
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I have a lot of old headphone, can I wire all the headphone into a single jack?
how to increase the volume of the headphone?
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i found a way to amp it without a amp, put maginates on the magnetic part of
it- otherwise thanks alot
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Ok so I have a speaker, it has two wires that you connect into a red and black
in a CD player. That CD player broke. So now I have a bad one that has
a headphone jack that you can plug headphones into(it works I checked). So I
was thinking, wire a smallish ok speaker to a headphone jack and play music
through that. But what wires would I join to the others. In the picture attached I
have the two speaker wires and they headphone wires in the two groups. Any
help?
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it didnt work men i just make it in this way

haha sorry i don't have a talent in drawing
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Ok, I am kind of old school, and don't usually keep up with renaming of
parts. However, unless some names was changed, the "jack" is
actually a plug. The jack, when I learned electronics, was the hole this plug fit
into. As I said, I don't make a habit of keeping up with electronic parts that
have been renamed, or the names were switched.
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Aside from this, good instructable.
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1 year ago
I accidentally cut all the existing wire off the speaker, how would i go about
soldering the headphone wires on?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uiqvqfk9n0k : video illustrating the

procedures.
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Hey man, you wouldn't happen to have a wiring diagram for the CVC would
you?
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how can i make it louder different wiring??

where can i get the little amp that you are talking about and how
much is it whats it called???
my speaker has a little white thing with two holes in it at the end of the
wires what is that??
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1 year ago
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Huh? I think you are asking questions to the wrong person, but I might
be able to answer your questions. Attach some pictures and I'll see
what I can do.
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i posted the pictures above

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my speaker has a little white thing with two holes in it at the end of the wires
what is that??
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I connected two speakers (some tiny ones from RadioShack) to my

headphones. They work perfectly. First twined speaker wires together, then
added headphone wires to each bunch of twined speaker ones.
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4 years ago
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oh by the way, the "volume" often varies based on the amount of

electricity given to the speakers by the source. Ex: My phone low/moderate Old ipod classic - high You get sound based on power
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how much power do you need to make it loud???

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do you think an ipod touch(3rd gen) will play some

8 watt speakers loud enough?
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Sorry for the delay - I really do not know... You would have to know how
much electricity your ipod puts through the headphone jack.
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you probably already knew that...

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Ok I have a question im hoping someone can help. I have 2 very large

speakers that are about 40 years old still works basicly band new. I don't know
how much power they need, but I hooked up headphone jacks to them and it
works but the sound is very low. I wanna be able to hook up a power supply for
them both. inside the wall. I don't wanna have to hook in to main power supply
for the house. I have a 12v Dc 7.0 Ah spypoint battery. ment for sky cams,
basicly going to frame it in the wall flush with the fall. I wanna hook up all the
connection I need to hook up to the tv, iphone and 2 more speakers for 5.1
Surround sound not 2.1 sound. so im hook up the ports I need on a panel im
going to make. the main question is where do I put the power at? + - right into
the speaker or what, that parts I cant seem to find without someone saying use
an amp. I don't have that kind of money and I know I have the spair parts
needed to make it just don't know what to power up, no diagram about it or
circuit layout. someone plz help
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Dud.... I m working on building amplifier
which recieves
my phone by
and
jack input
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speaker
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I connected the circuit but am not

understanding 1 thing...
I bought a new earphone and removed its
wires..(coz such wires are not available in
my area) then i stripped the insulation of left
earphone.. I got tho wires inside..
I m not understanding where to connect
those wires to input of amplifier .... So
please comment on how to give inputs to
that amplifier...
I mean.... I got 2 wires.... One red and one
copperish colour...on breaking left
earphone.... And other 2 wires... Red and
coppr again... An breaking right earphone...
amp circuit diagram says that red of left
earphone to be given to pin 6 and red of
right earphone to pin 7... What to do of
remaining teo copper wires??
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How To Wire A Headphone Jack To A Speaker

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