How to Make a Clip/input Indicator for Your Stereo (revised!)
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How to Make a Clip/input Indicator for Your Stereo (revised!)

this is a revision of an old instructable I did a while back showing you how to make a clip indicator for a speaker. this one has less blowing led's
Parts

one large or medium size capacitor
speakers
LED's
speaker wire
soldering gun
soldier
speakers
LED's
speaker wire
soldering gun
soldier
Soldier the Led to the Capacitor

take the negative side of the led and soldier it to the positive side of the capacitor
Connect It to the Speaker (if the Speaker Is Already Set Up)

set your speaker up and connect the open pin of the capacitor to the ground terminal of your speaker
Connect the Other Side of the Led

leave the positive side of the led unresisted and soldier it to the positive side of the speaker
Test It!
see if it worked, it should.