> You might need a small amp depending on what the output speaker is going
> to be. You could grab a little battery powered Ipod speaker gadget.

> There are smaller MP3 decoder breakout boards that you could wire to a
> smaller arduino (a mini or a pro), but they mostly don't come with an SD
> card to store the MP3's, so you probably wont save space or money in the
> end. However, you could trawl though these options:
> http://littlebirdelectronics.com/search?q=mp3

> pix

> On 8 July 2012 15:55, Tim Aslat <t...@spyderweb.com.au> wrote:

>> Hi Guys,

>> I've been asked if I can cobble together an MP3 player with a slight
>> twist. I need it to play a random track at the push of a button, then stop.
>>  Essentially the same principle as the old pull string mechanical toys with
>> the short message.

>> The project also needs to be fairly small as it needs to fit into a prop
>> for AVcon in 2 weeks.

>> Does anyone know where would be a good start?

>> I'll keep looking at jaycar, aztronics, etc but I don't think a
>> dealextreme order would arrive in time.

>> Cheers

>> Tim

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