You want to use any of the blue type type speaker that all have amplifiers built in. The board does not have an amplifier but that is OK. It has a 3.5mm audio jack that you can hard wire over to a speaker. To power it in the suit, use a USB battery pack. It gets its power from the USB port so when it is plugged into your PC, it is powered up.

You then add a switches to ground the connections on the board that correspond to those numbers. It is very simple to use, it plugs into your USB drive and you drag sound files (*wav, I do believe it uses other formats), naming them 1, 2, 3 etc. Try Adafruit, I used their sound board to add JARVIS effects to my gauntlet. again i will do a full build for everyone to see shortly. came to chicago and getting the reaction I got. Anyway its been almost 2 years but putting it on when A.C.E. I got nowhere and a whole lot of nothing contacting them for help. And see as I didn't purchase this directly from them. wires ripped about, missing pieces, hanging by elastic pieces. I mean there wasn't anything connected to anything else. I found it in absolute pieces, most of which were broken. I will post a full build thread for everyone once i get some time. This being my 2nd suit i cheated a little.

but i can wire up and figure out just about anything. Now i have no experience working with soundboards. sound board into there suit? I really think having some sort of interactive jarvis sound board maybe just coming through a set of small speakers in or near the helmet would be a great feature to incorporate in my suit.

I was wondering who has integrated a J.A.R.V.I.S. so continuing my ongoing work on my mark 43 suit. Truly great work here from some extremely talented people. I am so happy to have accidentally found this amazing forum.

Jarvis voice sounds wav