Arizona-based DIYer Matt Boscher seems to be an ardent follower of music. Just to be in a melodious mood at all times, he has created a solar powered stereo box that fits in a milk crate. Provided you have woodworking and soldering skills, you can also make a similar system that hooks up to a 12v DC for extra succor when sun is not shining at its best. Impressive, to say the least! Instructables offers systematic instructions on how to build your own stereo box. Hit the jump to see it in action:
solar bike stereo
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