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Here's how to make a mini guitar amp from Amazon parts.
Parts Used:
Mini Amps: amzn.to/45G8D8r
Speaker: amzn.to/3ErW4Sl
Battery Boxes: amzn.to/3LdOcYi
Jacks: amzn.to/3r6E2BW
Mini cable, Mono: amzn.to/48gG17N
**If you don't have a soldering iron, you could use this cable: amzn.to/3qY1Yro
Fender mini amp: amzn.to/482kQ94
Parts in the video are in the above Amazon affiliate links.
The parts above are about $40-$44 depending on what speaker you buy. But as I mention in the video, you get 2 amps, so you can build a second one and that brings the price to about $20 each.
The mono TS mini plug is Tip="+", Sleeve="-"
A TRS mini plug is Tip=no connection, Ring="+", Sleeve="-"
Or
Save about $10 by removing the mini jack and soldering your 1/4" TRS plug cable directly to the board.
This amp uses a lm386 chip amp and a mini speaker. The bigger the speaker you use, the better the amp will sound(generally speaking). One important note, If you wire up another jack for the output, you can plug the mini amp into any guitar cabinet and play through that. It will drive any guitar cabinet up, including a 4x12 half stack! And yes, it will be pretty loud!
I've built these mini amps into many different types of enclosures- small cookie tins, cardbaord "chocolate" boxes, and even little folded printed paper boxes as shown in the video. The most important thing is to make sure your battery is securely fastened inside the box so it doesn't short out against anything.
You can also delete the battery all together and use a USB cable or an 9v wall wart adapter with the appropriate power jack.