How do I build a full-sized, TouchTunes-style digital jukebox for my home?
Monday, January 30th, 2012 at
10:16 am
In a laser tag arcade, I saw a TouchTunes digital jukebox with Bose speakers, and I decided that my mission for the year would be to own one. The problem is that they are commercial jukeboxes. They use a touch-screen interface and TouchTunes service to access songs, but I want one for my house. What parts do I need? I want to keep the interface (or a similar one), but I want to use the music from my own computer. Where should I start?
I want it to operate just like a full-size TouchTunes jukebox.
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First get an older computer and install a decent sound card inside.
Next connect a Wii-mote to it using a bluetooth dongle and make a infared LED pen: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~johnny/projects/wii/
Then just find an appropriate interface and build a case for it… simple as that.