Electronics Miniature loudspeaker.

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  1. roll1

    roll1 What's a Dremel?

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    My case came without one of these small loudspeakers.I've looked at the ones in Maplin and Rapid but not sure what to buy.Can anyone advise?
     
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  2. cpemma

    cpemma Ecky thump

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    Got an old telephone to gut? Otherwise I'd go for a 64-ohm speaker. A lot of modern motherboards come with a piezo speaker fitted, maybe you've one of those in an old toy or greeting card? Only to make beeps, innit?
     
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  3. Ghlargh

    Ghlargh What's a Dremel?

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    Why would anyone want to put one of those in? that is the first thing i throw away on every new case...

    But if you really need one, any 8 ohm speaker will work.
     
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  4. roll1

    roll1 What's a Dremel?

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    It makes me nervous when no beeping coming from box.I'm ordering other stuff from a firm and have found they have both the 64 and 8 ohm ones for £0.41 each so i'll toss a coin.Thanks.
     
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  5. g0th

    g0th What's a Dremel?

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    They're normally 8 ohm impedence, when normal small loudspeakers are used.
     
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