It was kind of boring for me in the studio without music. The old music center that I had there took up too much space and I had to get rid of it. At first, the idea was to connect a cheap Chinese radio with Bluetooth as a "lala", but a friend begged it from me for his boat.

From one client, I had a Bluetooth module that was designed to be installed in a music center, but it did not fit as the client wanted to connect two more speakers to the center. Another one was ordered, an amplifier was purchased, and this one left me a box. I will leave the link to the module below, the store is verified, I have already ordered ten pieces there and everything is fine.

In general, I rummaged in my stash boxes and found something from which you can make this device.

Bluetooth module: http://alii.pub/6e1t2q (in my case, this is the 3.7-5V version).

Power Socket: http://alii.pub/6e1tfr

Fuse Socket: http://alii.pub/6e2ugh

Fan 40*40*10 2PIN: http://alii.pub/6e2uje

Power supply 12V 3A: http://alii.pub/6e2umi

Switch: http://alii.pub/6e2uou

Hours: http://alii.pub/6e2uq7

LM2596s Step-down Power Module: http://alii.pub/6e2usj

Acoustic terminal: http://alii.pub/6e2uua

Fuse 10A

Bushings for soldering M3 (length 4mm OD 4.2mm) 8 pcs.: http://alii.pub/6e2v6c

Bracing

Screw M3*10mm - 12pcs.

Screw M3*12mm - 8 pcs.

The case was printed with plastic PLA from Eryone, bought on trial, turned out to be very good http://alii.pub/6e2vdq

As for the case

The case was not made too small, and despite its small dimensions, there is still plenty of space left in it, where it is possible to install additional modules, for example, an amplifier, if necessary. The mounting bed of the LM2596s step-down module is designed as a separate part. It can be glued to glue in any convenient place, if it is needed at all. In my case, I had to put it the way the Bluetooth module itself is powered by 5 Volts, the rest of the consumers from 12 Volts.

The fan grille on the model I printed is not very convenient, so I replaced it. A large number of different lattice models can be viewed and downloaded from this link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1879694/files

The handles that are installed on top have a decorative character, they can not be installed, but simply tighten the screws into the seats, thereby additionally securing the front and rear panels.

I cut out the glass for the watch from ordinary synthetic plastic with a thickness of 2 mm, and pasted it with a tinting film. A model of the glass template is also attached to the project, according to which it is convenient to cut it.

I also designed and added to the project a small stand for the Bluetooth module remote, there are also two sockets for a USB flash drive and two Micro SD flash drives.

I didn't do the electrical circuit, there's nothing complicated. I think everyone will figure it out.

 In general, it turned out that it turned out!!!! We made it out of what was!!!