Kit-bash of Miller's Garden by Rolife.

Hi everyone :)

I need your help. Does anyone have an idea for a miniature device that can play music that you personally put on that device?

First I thought of building something with an MP3 Player inside, but you can only use headphones or the speakers are very big (like speakers for a pc).

There are of course the little cute record players that are collectables (like Zuru for example), but I want it to play very specific audiobooks from my childhood

There are cassette tape key chains that apparently only play 30 seconds of 1 song.

And there are these costumizable fridge magnets on Etsy, but again only 9 songs and you can't really put your own MP3 on it I think.

Does anyone know anything similar?

It can be a miniature cassette player, Vinyl, CD, even something that is just a"fantasy object" but it's important that I can personalize it and put a few tracks on it.

Thank you for your ideas everyone :)

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Sans chandelier 😅

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Maquina de coser tallada en corcho

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Found in an Antique store :))

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