Circuit bending help?

[ChaseDizzy]

Okay just getting into this stuff...I wanna try to wire the receiver of a toy walkie talkie(sadly don't have the other, maybe i'll get a pair later) to its own speaker then add an outpit shit to plug it into an amp...anyone know where i can start? Seems simple enough..

If i do get a pair I'd want to make one a wireless receiver to plug into an amp the other one just to talk into which also seems simple...someone get some braniac knowledge to me, thanks.

[twistedtrees]

I don't know much about it but MAKE: magazine had a whole section on circuit bending in one of their earlier issues. I think it may be volume 1 or 2. I liked it because they described how to circuit bend any casio sk series & I actually have an sk-1 that I got for x-mas like 20 years ago. just look up make: magazine from o'rielly publishing. they also have a blog that might have that segment on it.

[metaabuse]

My best recommendation is to buy a probe and see what happens. My Casiotone MT-35 is now the noisiest piece of shit in my room.

[ChaseDizzy]

Thanks guys, I basically figured it out, simple electronics...just going to jump the speaker of the recieving walkie talkie to a mounted input jack...I already put an 1/4 input jack into my Casio PT-100...not much to bend on this sucker, but it's fun...I have a MT-52 but the selection button is stuck on piano.