JBL Charge Speaker question/modification
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I used to have a UE boom and it had a little metal clip attachment point. Very convenient. Now I have a JBL Charge and I’m considering drilling a little hole in the edge of the speaker or possibly gluing an anchor point. Any thoughts on how to do it? The speaker is waterproof and eventually if I drill a hole; there is a place that would allow water into the speaker. I think I’m safe drilling through the edges but the further i get to the outside, the less material and weaker it would be.
It’s waterproof and pretty rugged and I just want to drag it around and be able to clip it to a pack and not worry about it flipping out while I flop about |
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You can carry it in a chalk bag. |
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Gunkiemike wrote: Or a variation: a mesh bag like come with some harnesses. Just let me pair with it now and then to make my play choice. ;) |
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A worm drive hose clamp around it. Then you can sling the clamp. No holes, no leaks. And wont void the warranty since its removable |
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No one wants to hear your shitty music. |
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Marc801 C wrote: I'm gonna have to see a playlist first |
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Hose clamp ought to work well if you have one on hand. A double constrictor knot (pictured) or a hangman knot could work with cord laying around as well, preferably backed up and redundant. |
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Put it in a vise and keep cranking until you hear a pop |
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https://www.amazon.com/Pushingbest-Carrying-Speaker-Silicone-Carabiner/dp/B01KI1NUYS/ref=sr_1_6?crid=278PAV92RO1F9&dchild=1&keywords=jbl+charge+3+case&qid=1606429756&sprefix=jbl+charge%2Caps%2C187&sr=8-6
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Oh man. Chris, that’s the bomb. |
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I can’t in good conscience help you blast your shitty EDM at a public crag... |
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Bill Lawry wrote: Yeah that’s what i have for the kids bike rides. It works all right I want to drag something around on river trips too so the beach bag is fine, but the one I have is super fine mesh and I don’t trust it getting smashed up. That silicone thing homeboy posted looks good. |