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Festmaskinen

The ultimate Party-Packback with integrated PA-system, Lighting and DJ-booth.

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The ultimate Party-Packback with integrated PA-system, Lighting and DJ-booth. The four 10"-speakers and tweo piezo-speakers are driven by an Class-D amplifier.

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iao.ms88 wrote 05/04/2014 at 01:11 • point
wow! it seems like 24 volt systems
are the future .Is there a plan
to produce these on a small
scale? iao

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Tim Gremalm wrote 05/04/2014 at 16:48 • point
The voltage doesn't matter, go as high as the amplifier can handle.
Feel free to build one for yourself. We have no plans to manufacture Festmaskinen, not even in a small scale.

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sidwarkd wrote 04/21/2014 at 20:47 • point
What provides power? From the pics it looks wireless so if battery powered how long does it last?

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Tim Gremalm wrote 05/01/2014 at 22:11 • point
The amplifier is powered by a 6 cells LiPo (24V 8Ah), we've never run out of battery (yet), but we estimate that it can play for about 6h. And we have 2 battery-packs, so in theory we could play for 12h.
The light, an DJ-table and the laptop also drains a lot of energy, so that's our limitation.

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Eric Evenchick wrote 04/17/2014 at 21:56 • point
This looks like a lot of fun. How comfortable is this thing to wear? I'd like to see some more design details, especially on how you power the thing.

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Tim Gremalm wrote 05/01/2014 at 22:14 • point
It's not that comfortable, it weighs around 35kg fully loaded. I can carry it for about 30 minutes.
Our next version will be lighter and have a more ergonomic design.

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