Help Fixing Bluetooth Speaker

[abbyhanni]

Anyone out there like to tinker with electronics and want to help a gal out?? I have an old bluetooth speaker that I’ve owned for probably 10 years. Bought it from a company that’s no longer a company, so I can’t buy an exact replacement. Here’s what it looks like: https://medium.com/@johnababseh/nudeaudio-super-m-product-review-ffe10b5dd569. It’s been such a great speaker (and great companion on so many adventures!) and I would be sad to just toss it in the trash. Wondering if anyone wants to try to take it apart and put it back together? No heartburn if you can’t, just thought I’d try save one more thing from the landfill and meet a neighbor in the process. For the time, I’d promise baked goods of your choosing! Thanks for considering, West Seattle friends!

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[2 Much Whine]

This might be a tough one. I’m not clicking any link that has “nudeaudio” as part of the address. There are just too many sketchy websites out there. I suspect others may be avoiding that link as well. Good luck with your quest to get it fixed.

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[side-walker]

Hello Abby,

I’d be happy to see what can be done to try to breathe a bit more life into your speaker.

The biggest concern is once it’s opened it’s hard to put it back together and be completely sure it’s still water-proof.

You can reach me at ben@layer8problem.com if you’re still looking for help on this.

Hope you have a good one.

-Ben

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[abbyhanni]

Oh dear, @2 Much Wine, thanks for pointing that out. The speaker does indeed have the unfortunate name of “Nude Audio Super.” Here’s a less sketchy-sounding link to one that’s being sold on eBay:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/296721911731

Anyways! Ben — I’ll shoot you an email! Thanks for reaching out!

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