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Tesla musica electronica

More musica electronica... Joel Young has already blogged about Nikola Tesla today, and here is another spectacular varion on the theme - tesla coils playing music.

Check out this video from YouTube demonstrating the possible audio effects.mankee1337 writes:
My 250,000 volt Tesla Coil playing Mario Brothers. All the sound is coming from the electrical arcs and nothing else. No speakers involved.


Thanks to TecheBlog for flagging this one, where you can also hear renditions of:

  • Ghostbusters
  • The Imperial March from Star Wars
  • Zelda
  • Notre Dame Fight Song
For more on Singing tesla Coils, also check out the ArcAttack website.

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Jon:

hey that is pretty cool, you should record it with the lights off. it will have an awesome effect.

Posted by Jon | January 10, 2010 1:29 PM

Posted on January 10, 2010 13:29

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