HASLAB Proton Pack CHEAP and EASY Factory Speaker Upgrade / Modification! What a DIFFERENCE!!!!
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- $16 upgrade and an hour of your time (Using this video to guide you!)
What a (At least to me) huge difference!
Don't want to do the external aux speaker upgrade?
Then replace the factory Haslab speaker with this!!!
Dayton Audio 2.5" Speaker
www.amazon.com...
And follow my steps :)
Off topic, but did you see the Redman aluminum motherboard mod? I ordered one, but it won't ship until august.
That's one mod i'm going to skip. Making this pack heavier is going to break my back hahahaha! I also have my aux speaker jacks integrated with the stock motherboard and I'm too lazy to figure out how I'd make that work on the thick aluminum one. It looks really really good though! Excited for you to get it!
I don't get?......
I really wonder about haslab. It's like they do half (blank) projects.
If they can do this for 400,....offer a 800 or 1000 version and go all out.
To haslab,....offer tiers. Meaning, basic product....and for people who can afford it "Ultimate" versions. The upgrade this guy did should have been how it came from haslab. Why not just charge an extra hundred or two and do it right. At least give the option... Or.....AGAIN.....for the few who can afford it,....offer spec'd out tier version. An ultimate collectors addition. Sound, lights, metal body for the wand and pack, SFX....one so good you'd be afraid to take it out the house. Comes in packaging that you want to keep not the bs cardboard after thought stuff.
Yet another upgrade I'll be copying LOL
I'm curious why you soldered the wires directly to the speaker, and didn't integrate another JST connection instead while you were at it, just to simplify life in the future if you end up doing more work in there
Mainly because the speaker is going to be there permanently. I don't plan on moving it. Next step is a Ninjatunes Board or a GPstar. If that's the case the speaker will be replaced with the whole kit hahaha. THis is a never ending project
This is a great mod. Yet, the collector value of the pack may have been negatively affected.
You can purchase a non destructive mount on Etsy to mount the speaker instead :)
It doesn't require an amp to run? If there was a way that wasn't so invasive I'd be interested in doing this.
No amp needed. It is using the factory Haslab amp built into the board. You Can get a 3D printed bracket and you won't need to do anything but connect the speaker wires.
Can you do the wand mod and add the Aux cord to it so u can run a Bluetooth speaker
I've already done that but didn't do a video (Early early days) but I have a video explaining how to do it. ua-cam.com/video/2ZBxNmwS6x8/v-deo.html
@SquadCollector do you plan to add a aux to the second wand you got if so I would like to see a more detailed video of how ur doing im very much a noob to modding. Thnxs for you reply and all the hard work In your videos
Another great upgrade. Any thoughts on the neutrona wand speaker and ability to upgrade that one?
Thank you. WIth the neutrona wand it's almos timpossible unless we relocate the speaker position. Where it is it has to be thin so the wand mechanism can extend and retract. It would be totally possible to do it if the wand was fixed open.
@@SquadCollector I was thinking the same thing. Simply not enough room for a decent driver.
Whats the other thing youve soldered onto the speaker?
It's just a JST connector for a AUX externally mounted bluetooth speaker
Great tip. I just ordered the speaker. At 25:07 you talk about getting rid off the t-connector. What is the purpose of the block wire that connects with the t-connector?
Thanks for sharing all your experiences with us.
Yet another great video. I have the upgraded ninjatunes board with built in amp. That makes the stock speaker sound even better so I can only imagine how good it would sound with the dayton speaker
I'm working myself up to getting the ninjatunes board. I just need to see if it's going to work with all the other stuff I've done so far.
I bought a little amp to put in mine, with two little speakers, but it uses a stereo jack. I guess going from a mono signal to a stereo one creates interference or something, because it made it sound like really loud cr*p. I'mma try this one, 'cause it sounds great!
An amp with this speaker would be super loud!
Hi Mr Pierre can you tell me the length of the loom hose would be from the proton pack to the wand . Thank you
Depends on your height.... But I would go anywhere from 38" to 46"
Thank you for your input on this matter, love all your videos 👻
Which talent cell battery are you using? Do you have a video of that install?
I'm using the 6000MAH But teh 3000MAH fits perfectly in the pack with no modification. I didn't do a video unfortunately. This was the first mod I did to the pack and wasn't thinking 😅
Bro, I really wish you'd be my neighbor! I'd pay you for the job on this one too!
I Live near Quebec City... not much moder here
Just installed my ninjatunes kit and replaced the stock speaker with the 3 inch dayton, using a modified 3d printed mount. Very loud! Video on my channel
might do this with my full size Spirit Halloween pack.
I did this mod this week, Bought the same speaker and followed what you did in the video, but for some reasons, the sound seems more muffled with the new speaker that with the old one
Muffled or deeper? You can check if the speaker surround isn't pressing up against the mount. It needs to move freely. It would definitely muffle the sound.
@@SquadCollector thanks for the information, I'll check it out during the week-end
@@SquadCollector You were right on the money, the speaker bracket was pressing against the cone. Gave it some loose and it's much better now. Thanks a bunch!
@@ilonewolft WOOOOOOO! I love it when things work out!!! Enjoy your better sounding pack!
I just did this mod on Monday. So happy how it came out
It's a great simple mod right?!