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SKU: LB-LS0045

A fun DIY electronics kit that builds into a compact stereo amplifier speaker with a transparent case and LED music spectrum display. A great soldering project for beginners and hobbyists alike. The kit requires circuit board assembly and soldering — everything you need is included in the box. O...

SKU: AF-4860

The Adafruit Prop-Maker Starter Kit contains the electronics you need to build a 3D-printed NeoPixel lightsaber with motion-activated lighting and full sound effects. The kit pairs the Feather M4 Express with the Prop-Maker FeatherWing, giving you an accelerometer for swing and hit detection, a C...

SKU: DF-KIT0069

The DFRobot Bluetooth 4.0 RGB LED Strip Kit combines a 3-metre WS2812 addressable LED strip with a Bluno (Arduino-compatible Bluetooth 4.0 board), sound sensor, and audio analyser. Control every individual LED from your iPhone or Android device via Bluetooth Low Energy — change colours in real ti...

SKU: KI-5681

Explore time, light, and also sound with the Kitronik Alarm Clock Kit, a fun and hands-on introduction to the ZIP Halo HD. KITRONIK ALARM CLOCK KIT: The Kitronik Alarm Clock Kit with ZIP Halo HD for microbit provides a fun introduction to features of Halo HD. This kit features a modified version ...

SKU: PI-TWSU-0102

Amplify your world by turning an object you love into a unique and portable speaker. Ages: 10+ The Speaker Kit is a speaker kids build themselves to learn about electronics and sound. Two hours to make, tech skills for life. In under 2 hours, you'll have a portable speaker you can connect t...

SKU: AF-3829

*HONK* *HONK* micro:bit comin' thru! Maybe you've played with the micropython speech module, or maybe you want to have MakeCode sound effects. Well, we couldn't let the other boards have all the audio fun! Now you can make your micro:bit BLURP and BEEP with noise:bit! Just slide noise:bit...

SKU: AF-1759

Mod your stuffed toy to chirp, meow, or woof! This GEMMA parts pack makes it easy to add simple sounds to any plush toy, and especially the Sew-Your-Own Owl Kit (not included!) A tilt ball switch is used to trigger GEMMA to play a sound of your choosing (or write your own) through a small spea...

SKU: AF-3603

The PCB set for building your own x0xb0x synthesizer — an open-source clone of the legendary Roland TB-303 bass line synthesizer, designed by Ladyada (Limor Fried). This is a challenging DIY project for experienced builders who love acid techno. This order includes the PCBs only. Many of the com...

SKU: LB-LS6842

This compact audio solution pairs the MAX98357 I2S digital amplifier with a high-quality 3W 8Ω 3070 full-range speaker, delivering clear and powerful sound from any I2S-enabled microcontroller. The MAX98357 accepts digital audio directly over I2S and handles conversion and amplification internall...

SKU: LW-LB-680-0016

The Night Light Hall of Fame Kit lets kids create their own friendly light to brighten even the darkest night. The bargraph Bit — made of 5 multicoloured LED lights — is sound-activated, lighting up whenever kids are awake before bed or stirring in the middle of the night. Once they've built the...

SKU: ED-TPP-BUN

This exciting resource records and plays back 30 seconds of sound. Why not use it for talking displays, colour coded question and answer games or taking messages. This 30 second version comes in black. The Talking Point Pro has a loud and very clear sound output.Replaceable LR44 batteri...

SKU: PI-MIME-005

A build-it-yourself WiFi drawing robot designed to teach children about technology, programming, and mathematics. Mirobot comes as a kit that can be assembled by children aged 7 and up (with supervision) — no tools required. Once built, connect via WiFi and program it through a web browser to dra...

SKU: PI-MNK00060

The MonkMakes Speaker for micro:bit is a compact, amplified speaker that connects to your micro:bit using alligator clips. It's the easiest way to add sound output to your micro:bit projects — just clip on and start coding. With built-in amplification, reverse polarity protection, and an LED pow...

SKU: LB-LS0038B

The Buzzer Piezo 20mm is a compact and efficient sound-producing device that is perfect for a variety of electronic projects. With its 20mm diameter, this piezo buzzer is designed to deliver clear and audible sound in a small form factor, making it an ideal choice for applications where space is ...

SKU: AF-94

The Adafruit Wave Shield adds high-quality audio playback to ATmega328-based Arduinos (Uno, Duemilanove, and compatibles). It plays uncompressed 22 KHz, 16-bit mono WAV files of any length from an SD/MMC card through an on-board 12-bit DAC, filter, and op-amp — delivering audio that's more than g...

SKU: PR-PIM350

We designed this speaker kit as an add-on to our Pirate Radio Kit, for stereo sound, but it'll work with any small audio board that you want to add a speaker to. The kit comes with everything you need to put it together, apart from a screwdriver. The ends of the wires on the speaker are p...

SKU: LB-00231

Need to add more students to your Crack the Code classroom? This single-student Arduino kit includes everything one student needs to build light and sound projects using the Little Bird Uno R3 and ThinkerShield. Package Contents 1× Little Bird Uno R3 1× ThinkerShield 1× Mini breadboard (modular...

SKU: LB-00207-01

The Crack the Code Take-Home Set is an Arduino-compatible electronics kit designed for students to continue learning at home. With the included components, students can build light and sound projects using LEDs, a speaker, sensors, and a breadboard. This kit is ideal as a per-student take-home p...

SKU: SF-COM-14023

This will be a treat for your ears! The Hamburger Mini Speaker is a 3W economical speaker option for any project needing stand-alone sound. The Hamburger features a built-in lithium polymer battery for portable application, a 3.5mm stereo jack (sorry, iPhone 7 users) and two volume options (qu...

SKU: PR-PIM263

Turn your Pi into a Lilliputian ghetto blaster with Speaker pHAT!Speaker pHAT crams an I2S DAC and mono amplifier, a tiny 8Ω 2W speaker, and a 10 LED bar graph all onto one teeny little pHAT. It's the neatest way to add audio to you Pi project, and its beautiful artwork evokes an 80s boombox...