How to Build a Talk Box

Get a computer speaker.

Remove the casing of the speaker.

Cut the wire going to the LED light.

Flip the Tupperware container upside down. The lid should be on the ground.

Insert the speaker into the Tupperware container. Make sure the circuit board is outside the container, only the wires and the speaker go inside.

Make sure the speaker cone is facing the bottom of the Tupperware container, about 2" away from it.

Duct Tape the speaker into place. Make sure no Duct Tape touches the speaker cone!

Take out a drill with a large bit, a little bit smaller that your tubing width (the tubing should be no more that 1/2"-3/4" wide).

Drill a hole in the bottom of the Tupperware. Be sure to avoid cutting into the speaker cone.

Insert your tubing in the hole. The tubing should be 1/2" away from the speaker cone at most. The tube must not touch the speaker cone or it won't work.

Duct Tape the tube closed. You might want to use some hot glue as well.

Stuff some cotton balls behind the speaker until the whole container is full. Make sure the cotton balls do not touch the speaker cone.

Close the Tupperware lid.

Glue the lid down.

Insert the Tupperware into an airtight box. Put old T-shirt and socks around the Tupperware.

Close the box.

Drill a hole in the side of the box to let the tubing go through.

Drill another hole in the box to let the cable go through.

Plug the cable into the CD or external speaker jack on your amp.

Turn up the volume to 3 o clock. Don't worry, no sound will come out of your amplifier

Turn the gain up to 3 o clock.

Put the tube next to your ear to check for sound.

Put the tube in your mouth. Make lip movements, but no sound. Pretend your lip syncing. You can say whatever you want.