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SPLORT FART: DIY Atari noises

Dear pre-teens: Want to piss off your parents? Buy and build this thing. It’s a mini Atari-esque noise generator that fits inside an Altoids tin (not included.) While it makes noises like the Atari 2600 used to, it does not make “sounds” per se, in that said sounds could be pleasing to the ear. These are definitely not.

It’s only $25 and it’s totally DIY. It also sounds like you’re squeezing a gerbil through a clothes press.



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