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Sound Production and Case Compatibility

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What happens here

The presenter explains that the ExciteWave system produces sound through vibrations in the lid of the case. The components attach with double-sided adhesive, requiring no drilling or holes, making it transferable between different cases. He demonstrates its compatibility with a Milwaukee Packout, a Pelican Air case, and states it works with 'any kind of a plastic case,' transforming them into a portable stereo system.

Goal: The presenter explains that sound is produced through vibrations in the case lid and emphasizes the system's drill-free, transferable design for various plastic cases.

Tools and materials

  • Double-sided adhesive
  • Pelican Air Case

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>> Yep. It produces sound in the lid of the case through vibration and all the components are just peel and stick. They use double-sided adhesive. Goes right inside your case. >> So, you're not wrecking anything and it can go in a Milwaukee, it can go in a Pelican, it can go in any kind of a plastic case and it turns them into a portable stereo system for you. >> So, we have a totally free app that comes with the product. You're able to

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