Watch the artificial lightning dance in time to the music with this tiny Tesla coil speaker.
An amazingly enthralling example of micro tech — this tiny tesla coil combines a classic science class favorite, with a miniature Bluetooth speaker. Watch the artificial lightning dance to the music when you plug in a USB drive full of music (which this kit comes with!) or connect via Bluetooth.
The design offers a solid case to protect the electrical elements, and the user, with only the harmless “coil” elements exposed. The case is clear, allowing friends to view all of the inner workings. The transparency only makes it more intriguing!
There are many ways to use and “play” with the Tesla coil — check the images in the gallery for ideas!
About this item
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- SMALL BODY BUT SHOCKING ENERGY—-It’s small enough, only 4.17*4.17*2.36 in, but it has a shocking amount of energy. Before powering on, make sure to turn the 2 knobs counter-clockwise to the end, just avoid a sudden loud sound. Package contains USB flash disk, which contains 110 songs of square wave music.
- BETTER PERFORMANCE—–This music tesla has circuit protection design, will not damage the input device, can play music in better quality than arc plasma loudspeaker, only square wave music can be played.
- BLUETOOTH AND EASY OPERATION—–It’s Bluetooth. No grounding needed. No audio wire connection. This model is specially designed for square wave music. It can only play square wave music. You can search and download the square wave music online. Detailed Manual packaged. PLUG and PLAY!
- ENDLESS FUN—–This musical tesla coil has the function of wireless transmission and loudspeaker, can light gaseous tubes and different kinds of bulbs. It is a perfect teaching tool to spark students’ interest of science, also a great gift.
- AMAZING CONVERSATION PIECE ON YOUR DESK—– It’s funny to see people’s looks and reactions when they squeeze a little shot for this tesla coil model. Plug it and light LED bulb up, and then it works like charm. All of your guests want to know what happened, icebreaking success.
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