My Wife bought this for me as a Valentines Day Gift. Took me about an hour to assemble and complete. Only thing that should be addressed,and I'm glad someone here in the post reviews wrote this , is that there are 8 holes, not 7 you need to drill. The side shows 7 but you need to put one in the back or side for the AC Input plug. Other then there is no plastic or metal Knob for the volume control, this Bluetooth Ammo Box Speaker set works pretty Badass !!

I received the Ammo Speaker kit for a Christmas gift. Admittedly I wasn't expecting too much but was I surprised!!☺

The final product sounds way better than I ever expected, but the assembly was a little more technical that a novice should attempt.

During assembly I ran into a few questions and I got a great response from Josh at Customer Service. My 1st issue was the 3 LED indicator lights. The diagram tells you what they are but doesn't tell you which color is for which function and all 3 plugs are the same. RED = Power, Blue = Bluetooth, Green = Charging. Next, one of the circuit board wiring receptacles was never soldered to the board, or just broke off. Josh sent me replacement quickly. You'll also have to drill 1 additional mounting hole, making 8 not 7 holes as pictured. Make your hole layout to avoid the welded overlap seam in each end of the box.

Be very careful with the SMALL wire from the Bluetooth antenna to the circuit board!! It is difficult to get plugged into the board, but needle nose pliers help get it snapped in place. Look close at the 6 pin volume control wire plug. The board receptacle for it has 10-12 pins, but the 6 wire plugs in to one end ( See image in instructions)

When my wiring was complete I had a small, 16" 4 wire red/black lead left over with no instructions about it. Next came the mounting for the battery holder and the amp, which the instructions gave no clue as where to mount. Josh told me the one the have mounted them on the underside of the lid using the Velcro adhesive. This works but is not a great solution. I'm thinking on the bottom would be better if there is enough space, but be mindful of the short wire length from the bluetooth antenna.

Overall it's a great project to do with a kid, but more detailed instructions and additional images would be well received.

All works well with the exception of the volume knob. But that was ok because it can be adjusted with the phone. Both Bluetooth and aux works fine. An 8th hole was needed for all exposed devices. Time with the kid was the most valuable gift.

Purchased this as a gift for an outdoorsy-hands on man. The concept is great, and he was very excited when he opened it and began putting it together. However, the "motherboard" had a piece broken off (volume control piece), therefore we could not complete the kit build. I called customer service, very professional and courteous, and was informed a new mother board would be over-nighted. It is now a week after that phone call, and we still have not received the piece. Something that was supposed to be overnighted on a Tuesday, was not shipped out until Friday, and was shipped with 2 day express.. meaning the peice will come this Tuesday. I still stand behind this product, but when paying $14 shipping, I expect things to be in tact, and an over night piece be delivered quicker than a week after it was promised. This was a gift for a planned guys trip, and now it will not be able to be used since all pieces were not received in tact. Slightly disappointing. I cannot give a review on how the product functions since we are still unable to complete the build. What we were able to build took about an hour. He enjoyed the look of the product, and hope the sound does not disappoint.

The instructions were a bit problematic on several levels. You’ll need to build the kit without using the ammo can so you can test and verify your wiring is good before you start the install. Also, if you follow the drilling suggestion for where you should put the buttons, it will obstruct where you would adhere the foam sound insulation. Lastly, the instructions encourage you to put the circuit boards in the lid section, if you do this, and you logically place the board as close as possible to the hinge so it has the least possible travel to the button panel, the wires on the Bluetooth antenna are still too short. The antenna wire breaks when you discover this leaving you with a unit that doesn’t have any Bluetooth range as it has no functional antenna. The speakers look cool but the speaker sound is pretty mediocre. It was my son’s “big” christmas present and I feel like it could have been a better kit. I pity the less than handy person that attempts to figure this kit out. I’ve built computers and electronics for 30 years and I have a full machine shop. If we encountered these problems and identified defects, what will the average person do? We couldn’t figure out what one set of wires was for, it appears to be an unknown extra. Also, the instructions don’t tell you this, but you must install and tighten down all the nuts on the buttons before you put in the speakers or you cannot reach in with a pliers any longer. If I were man crates, I would A.) Get a better speaker, B.) Rewrite the instruction manual, and C.) Get a new Bluetooth antenna that has a longer wire so it doesn’t break if you assemble it precisely as the photos show.