Audio is one of my very first loves. At the age of about 19, I took out the backseat of my Mark One Ford Escort, and I made a massive wall of speakers with possibly 6 to 10 speakers in total. I don't have photos because, back then, it just wasn't a thing. I filled up the boot, as we say in the UK (better known as the trunk in the US), with a massive box, and this became my big bass speaker that acted like a poor man's subwoofer. The sound was incredible. But little did I know that the speaker wires were melting, and one day I almost burnt my car to ash.

Ever since then, I've had a fascination with audio, and I love my music dearly. I have playlists for almost every single thing that I do in life. Some years ago, I tried to create a Bluetooth speaker called the Oakman. While I am not creating the Oakman today, I am creating my very own concept, the MegaSonic audio system, which will be among the smallest and the biggest boomboxes you have ever seen. Sound is of utmost importance in these builds, and a full build series will be released on YouTube in the coming weeks. I will have three versions of the MegaSonic: a full-size MegaSonic, a 3-foot-wide MegaSonic, which is going to be called the Mini, and a micro-size MegaSonic, which will be 8 1/2 inches wide. I'm also playing with some standalone speakers, both Bluetooth and passive speakers, based on a design I have been experimenting with. If you would like to know more or you would like your very own set of custom speakers, feel free to contact me using the link below.