Photos: Turning a Mac into an iPod speaker
Speaking of the Mac Classics, Clement wrote: "There are also a lot of holes and vents that need to be filled. (It may not look like it, but those are vents running along the top of the case)." So he enlisted some other old Apple gear to provide material: "This derelict Quadra case was used to provide most of the material for covering the gaps. It's made of much the same material so the texture remained uniform on the surface of the case. Glue gun and silicone sealed things airtight. And you do want it airtight if possible. Good way to check, and to remove any debris, is to fill the case up with water and check for leaks."
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