PISKEKAT
PISKEKAT MultiPlay Light Activated Recordable Sound Chip game controller
Light-activated sound module stores multiple MP3 recordings and plays them when exposed to light via USB file transfer
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- Light-activated playback starts recordings when exposed to light
- USB drag-and-drop recording from PC, Mac or tablet
- Built-in metal speaker for clear audio output
- Stores multiple songs and messages on one chip
- Ideal for custom music boxes, cards and keepsakes
What the product is
The PISKEKAT MultiPlay is a light-activated recordable sound chip that stores and plays multiple MP3 files when exposed to light. It connects to a PC, Mac or tablet via the included USB cable for drag-and-drop file transfer. A built-in metal speaker provides audio output for craft projects such as music boxes, greeting cards and scrapbooks.
Who this suits
Makers and hobbyists who want to add custom sound to handmade gifts, keepsakes or decorative boxes will find the light-triggered playback simple to use. It is not suited for gamers needing a standard gamepad with buttons, sticks or triggers, nor for projects that require motion, pressure or button activation instead of light sensing.
What to check before ordering
Verify that your computer or tablet has an available USB port for the supplied cable and can recognise the device as mass storage for file transfer. Confirm that the project location receives enough ambient light to trigger playback reliably. Ensure the physical dimensions of the module fit inside your chosen enclosure.
Highlights
- Light-activated playback starts recordings when exposed to light
- USB drag-and-drop recording from PC, Mac or tablet
- Built-in metal speaker for clear audio output
- Stores multiple songs and messages on one chip
- Ideal for custom music boxes, cards and keepsakes
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which devices can I connect to load MP3 files onto the sound chip?
The module connects to a PC, Mac, tablet or similar device using the supplied USB cable, then files are transferred by drag-and-drop or copy-and-paste.
Will the light-activated playback still trigger if I install the module inside a closed box or drawer?
Yes, the sensor plays recordings when exposed to light, so opening a jewellery box, drawer or scrapbook page will start playback automatically.
How can I confirm the module is working correctly after I have loaded my recordings?
Expose the sensor to light; the built-in metal speaker should immediately play the stored MP3 files with clear audio.
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