Completely innocent of electronics knowledge, but I have an idea and your suggestions would be great.
I was camping with my friends at a wilderness park when a bunch of jerks showed up and began playing crappy music at high volumes. When I finally found the campground "host", he was drinking beer with these creeps and basically told me to go bugger myself. This gave me an idea which I am incapable of executing.
I'd like to connect a microphone to a standard boombox, receive the input, delay if for a variable amount of time (0.2 to 0.8 seconds seems about right), and then send it back out the speakers. Sound quality is not important, indeed poor reproduction might be better.
I am thinking that the echo effect of their music might be maddening and I wouldn't have to get into an argument with these idiots if I concealed the box in the trees.
The ability to vary the time delay is simply so I can find the most annoying echo effect, which may vary depending on the music.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Jeff
I was camping with my friends at a wilderness park when a bunch of jerks showed up and began playing crappy music at high volumes. When I finally found the campground "host", he was drinking beer with these creeps and basically told me to go bugger myself. This gave me an idea which I am incapable of executing.
I'd like to connect a microphone to a standard boombox, receive the input, delay if for a variable amount of time (0.2 to 0.8 seconds seems about right), and then send it back out the speakers. Sound quality is not important, indeed poor reproduction might be better.
I am thinking that the echo effect of their music might be maddening and I wouldn't have to get into an argument with these idiots if I concealed the box in the trees.
The ability to vary the time delay is simply so I can find the most annoying echo effect, which may vary depending on the music.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Jeff