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 	- IE: each speaker has it's own little board with an amplifier and sound file, and plays on command
 - OR: Should the hand sensor trigger that directly, no need for the Raspberry Pi to control it?
 	- It could send a signal to the Raspberry Pi so we know what is going on, but this simplifies the code, and I2C issue, and the multiple speaker driver issue.
+	- Updated Idea: Hand sensor triggers the speaker driver, which has the sound file on it: [SpeakerDriver](https://www.amazon.com/Yuuhseel-Player-Support-Compatible-DFPlayer/dp/B0G133NWK3?s=electronics) But, the raspberry pi intercepts the signal, to know what is happening, and can turn it off with a mosfet board, or some other way when the correct record in inserted. I think that this keeps it simpler.
 
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