SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!!! But for real - do you plan on releasing the kits or some schematics or anything? I want to give you my money, and I want to build one of these.
What voltage are you using to drive the flyback? And did you find an advantage to using tungsten rods over other materials? I'm currently building a plasma speaker myself, and it works, but it is very quiet... my arc is about 1 inch long at 12 volts (short I know). I've been thinking of supplying a higher voltage to it, but I don't want to kill the primary in the flyback.... you've done a very nice job here and I'd appreciate some advice.
@alexiseptimus You'd be electricuted quite severely. This runs off a pretty high voltage load, and is probably receiving at least 100 watts. So unless you wanna badly burn yourself, as pretty as it looks, dont touch it :P
Don't suppose you have a schematic anywhere that you could share? Mine achieves nothing close to the quality of that. Are those FETs in parallel? Thanks x
I would guess that restricting the arc to a particular gas would increase your ability to produce a clear and consistent sound far beyond a conventional speaker, which would appeal to audiophiles.
oh my gosh! I know how a conventional loudspeaker works, but this blows my mind! Does it have flat response? Bass response? Hopefully the quality is better than what comes through the camera.
You can easily make the same with NE555 timer(actually any hi-freq impulse generator with amplitude modulation feature) , one MOSFET for amplifiing , and flyback transformer for getting a high voltage for arc .
Just to point out to everyone. What you are hearing is not this 'plasma speaker' but actually your own speaker or headphones and also the microphone that is picking up the original source. Basically, what you are listening to sounds nothing like the original sound source.
@G2xvideo you touch it, you go to hospital. If you have a pacemaker, you will die. This device involves very high voltages. Think of it as a lightning speaker. :P
do the electrodes burn away and have to be replaced or adjusted to compensate? whats the sound quality of a plasma speaker like, any unwanted crackling?
Pfff... This is nothing, I made a gasoline filled glasses that burst in to flame while on your face, providing a nice lighting in a dark room or at night.
@overlordchipmunk: That's from two factors. The light is a slightly off color due to the RF content and the camera is seeing colors human eyes don't and is interpreting them as violet.... another camera might see the plasma as greenish.
Nice! Plasma speakers will be the future and will replace tweeters as we know. The problem is ozone, but I think that can be mitigated by using a glass envelope and electrode corrosion could also by avoided by using an inert atmosphere. However, I think the glass envelope will introduce some sonic changes.
Could you try to horn load this speaker? Also I was wondering if one could make a speaker based on dc arc and one of the electrodes moved in sync with the music signal?. I guess one would need a current limiter on the dc arc, and mount one electrode on a hard drive moving arm (see hard drive speaker). Reason for me asking is that I would like to like to create a massless driver for a horn, and preferably use a high end amp for modulation:)
1/ Yes, you could use a tuned horn with this design, to increase the volume level & directivity.
2/ You talk about wanting to achive a 'massless' driver - a driver with no moving parts - this is what this is.
By using a 'DC' plasma arc and electo-mechanically moving one of the electrodes with an actuator (HDD arm gimbel), driven from a sound source, you are completey defeating the object ! (that is IF an arm could be made light enough, to respond to very high frequency AF signals).
Yes I agree with you that it wouldnt be massless, but atleast the imput signal wouldn't be
driving the music directly since there wouldn't be any direct coupling between the sound waves and
the moving electrode. Thats why the arm could me made super light. But I agree massless is of course better, but I think the moving electrode principle might be cheaper when scaled up. What efficiency do you think a system like this could get when optimised?
Pretty cool!! I want to build one of this, but i need help, i think this is the best plasma speaker!!! How did you do it? Where i can get the schematic diagram? Please help me :)
please could you send me the schematics, or the pcb circuit? I have done some different design plasma speakers (using a 555 and another using a tl494), but i'm quite limited in the power because my schematics are designed for only one MOSFET. I would be very thanked man cause then i would be able to improve the perfomance and sound quality of my own plasma speaker. Thank you very much!
@Berelore: Go check out the schematics and parts from Linear Technology (the web site is just linear (dot) com. What you want is one of the circuits that can generate a very high voltage (A flyback circuit of around 10 to 20 Watts or so and a voltage of 10KV max). The idea is to control the width of the pulses with the audio and regulate voltage by changing frequency. digikey (dot) com is a good source for parts.
hi, can you send me a diagram of a circuit like these? I've found some but they are all different and I don't know which one really works, like yours.
the plasma, or really the corona sheath on the electrodes is practically stationary. Nice job, did you ever try to control the plasma with magnetic fields?
Dont blame you for not putting up schematics, its pretty clear from your video and you dont wont to be responsible for other peoples mistake. if anyone wants either a qualitative or quantitative physics model of how plasmas generate sound waves.
Whats impressive is the stability of the plasma and how low you get into the midrange!
Both electrodes look like solder tips, from solder guns? Tungsten?
Great Design! Clean Work, my hat is off to you! Did you ever post music videos of the greatful dead, i remember your username, unless im confused. I'm building one right now, I got the flyback from a crt monitor, will use tl494 chip to do the modulation. Would you mind sending me a circuit diagram? looks like you etched your own board, I will do the same. You'll save me much time, money if you could email the schematic, circuit board (printable) BJS2@njit.edu, thank you so much if you can help.
I would love to see one of these in action IRL. The casing could be improved a little. If a curved mirror were the backing with no visible arc points for the sound emitting portion I would be scraping together cash for something like this. Also it would need to be an all inclusive unit :) but that really goes without saying. Despite that this is still one of the coolest things I have ever seen.
Nice fab... even the resistor color codes are all the same way. Whats the voltage on the arc? What are the electrode materials? AC or DC arc ? If it's AC, what is the "carrier frequency" ? What are the relative voltages of the arc maint and modulator circuits?
because there is like a mirror there and mirrors reflect like light and such, does that mean that you double the sound output cause you are like making it as if there is like another arc of electric light and such as? and how can i like put together my own one of these. i have some old wires and i can use bits from a broken microwave what i broke. THANK YOU XOXOX
I've always been amazed at what electricity can do. I find it fascinating on a spiritual level that it can create any sound that humans can hear and for all we know, some that they cannot. There should be a lot more research on it.
@TheZedo999 me! Wiring up 5x flybacks, got a 1KW Amp... right now, im pushing about 70 watts. working on increasing it.
question for timetec: I keep the beam stable by feeding it a 20KHz tone, and then adding in music on top of that (otherwise, it just collapses) - how did you achieve it so quietly?
omfg plasma speakers would be so cool...in the car or anywhere for that matter...the bass would look and sound like a lightning.. I'd probably shit my pants :))
I know you wouldn't trust pretty much anyone who doesnt have a relevant education due to how dangerous plasma speakers are, but how much does it take to build one?
how do you get the voltage high enough to bridge the gap and ionize the air inbetween. becase unless that plasma ark is contained in some kind of sealed enviornment it need a high voltage as far as I know. if not please tell me how the ionization is achived.
surely these can only reproduce sound to the accuracy they were recorded, which was most likely with a coiled unit. could you use one of these to record sound in anyway?
Wow i am still amazed about plasma speakers and to belive u can build the circuitry on a single PCB wow. I was researching on the web to build one myself but havent got any clear outlines which are cheap, simple and small to fit on my computer table but after seeing yours it now seems possible. I would like to see how you did it and a schematic would be nice.
It's a closed arc. If I remember my electrical education open arc systems produce ozone, but closed arc systems do not. Feel free to correct me on this.
Fucking awesome!
SlepTuveGaming 6 days ago in playlist Mais vídeos de timetec
This is cool
themaverickfox 1 week ago
For some reason I thought of a lightning gun that can be used as a speaker in peaceful times.
Dryued 1 week ago
SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!!! But for real - do you plan on releasing the kits or some schematics or anything? I want to give you my money, and I want to build one of these.
pissinguoff247 1 week ago
Where did you get your heatsinks from and how much? (the ones cooling the spark gap) cheers :-)
tittytwister5251 2 weeks ago
@timetec in reality it has more tweeting or more bass sound? how many did this cost you?
chilidress 3 weeks ago
could you provide the schematic you used? this much nicer than the one i just built. if this is a diy project, i'd like to build yours now.
deeaks100 3 weeks ago
What if I touch it? :o
platefork 1 month ago
@platefork then u may probably never grow nut hair agien
sambt5 1 month ago
Imagine putting Dubstep on that thing.
asdfman10 1 month ago
I got Cracked
deep8386 1 month ago
Oh wow. I got uncomfortable just watching that.
Shayneismyname 1 month ago
You're, like, one bad day away from becoming a supervillain with a laser cannon.
TheSpiderByte 1 month ago
You should be using some sort of protection over it :P
Kranda123 1 month ago
i came here from cracked ;p
jmonking67 1 month ago
What voltage are you using to drive the flyback? And did you find an advantage to using tungsten rods over other materials? I'm currently building a plasma speaker myself, and it works, but it is very quiet... my arc is about 1 inch long at 12 volts (short I know). I've been thinking of supplying a higher voltage to it, but I don't want to kill the primary in the flyback.... you've done a very nice job here and I'd appreciate some advice.
octanetripledax 1 month ago
how do you raise the output of the tweeter without using a horn? Longer corona + higher voltage = the only way?
2ManyNoobs 1 month ago
bass of any sort? lol
shinyfuzzy 2 months ago
nice tablet pc
shinyfuzzy 2 months ago
Does anyone know where I could buy one of these already prebuilt?
I don't have that much experience with electrical hardware and I just want a cool new toy =D
bbbzzz234 2 months ago
Wow! Pretty soon they'll have moving pictures, too!
JLowe2013 2 months ago
What happens if we were to touch it?
alexiseptimus 2 months ago
@alexiseptimus You'd be electricuted quite severely. This runs off a pretty high voltage load, and is probably receiving at least 100 watts. So unless you wanna badly burn yourself, as pretty as it looks, dont touch it :P
masterwolf1212 1 month ago
Lossless Audo + a nice subwoofer + 7 of these babies coupled with 7 midrange drivers = eargasm! :D
dinjin201 3 months ago
It's been 3 years now... Any news on a kit? :)
Eye4Details 4 months ago
What wizardry is this!
J5MARLON 4 months ago
Nice, cool and awesome! Great work.
BTW, could that theoretically work as a microphone too?
Hertzila 4 months ago
Would your fingers turn to dust immediately upon touching the plasma?
thegodthatdied 4 months ago
Don't suppose you have a schematic anywhere that you could share? Mine achieves nothing close to the quality of that. Are those FETs in parallel? Thanks x
carebare47 4 months ago
its like looking into the future. o_O
Meskarune 5 months ago
THAT IS AMAZING.
firebird718 5 months ago
How much voltage would hit you if you touch the purple?
SkiLiftsRock 5 months ago
Now upload a sort of a Russian Roulette video where you put your fingers on random parts of it and see if you get electrocuted.
SodomGomorrahWaDC 5 months ago
seems a little high in treble
ninetailedhollow5 5 months ago
I would guess that restricting the arc to a particular gas would increase your ability to produce a clear and consistent sound far beyond a conventional speaker, which would appeal to audiophiles.
palarious 6 months ago in playlist make a subwoofer
That's awesome, is it possible to achieve any bass out of it? Also how loud can it pump compaired to cone based speakers .i.e. wattage output
bladerunnerfast 6 months ago
but why is the music so wanky
richardhod2 6 months ago
is it possible to make the same thing but running on HHO ?
2ManyNoobs 6 months ago
oh my gosh! I know how a conventional loudspeaker works, but this blows my mind! Does it have flat response? Bass response? Hopefully the quality is better than what comes through the camera.
rjisreal 6 months ago
Zap
luigi90900 6 months ago
What happens when you put your finger in it?
JLMoriart 6 months ago
@JLMoriart You'll get burnt badly, or even shocked a little.
kmncztms 5 months ago
did you make that?
mathscirocks 6 months ago
@mathscirocks yes
timetec 6 months ago 2
@timetec cool
mathscirocks 6 months ago
@timetec Why is your scheme is so complicated ?
You can easily make the same with NE555 timer(actually any hi-freq impulse generator with amplitude modulation feature) , one MOSFET for amplifiing , and flyback transformer for getting a high voltage for arc .
: /
iEugene1994 2 months ago
For now... would never use.
Though it could have potential in the future with some SERIOUS safety tweaking.
Excellent discovery though.
tenchimuyo69 6 months ago
are you using carbon rods or tungsten rods?
p1oooop 7 months ago
@p1oooop - Tungsten ;)
timetec 7 months ago 4
Just to point out to everyone. What you are hearing is not this 'plasma speaker' but actually your own speaker or headphones and also the microphone that is picking up the original source. Basically, what you are listening to sounds nothing like the original sound source.
folkfacefan 7 months ago
Whats the cost to build this?
luvchoclabs 7 months ago
DO WANT
yourcathatesme 7 months ago
DO WANT
yourcathatesme 7 months ago
blast some dubstep on there lol. xD
PhilosophicalMan 7 months ago
What would happen if you sprayed water into the arc?
nanocoffeebean 7 months ago
so the plasma thing is making the sound??? not a regular speaker ??
rlk7433 8 months ago
How did you make the arc so silent?
Alex1M6 8 months ago
@Alex1M6 it's probably operating at an effing high frequency, so it's completely "silent" to humans. ;)
p1oooop 7 months ago
@G2xvideo you touch it, you go to hospital. If you have a pacemaker, you will die. This device involves very high voltages. Think of it as a lightning speaker. :P
aisok2 8 months ago
@aisok2 high current?
gibbo1112 7 months ago
so what made this so clear in audio? its amazing :)
dumle29 8 months ago
do the electrodes burn away and have to be replaced or adjusted to compensate? whats the sound quality of a plasma speaker like, any unwanted crackling?
milkkart 8 months ago
impossible wtf
ventHARAS 8 months ago
i want to see a sonic charting of the device seen here. what is the effective range of this speaker?
AustrailianIchigo 8 months ago
Nice work. What do you think about the music quality compared to a normal speaker with the same price?
majom89 8 months ago
Does it actually sounds like shit or it's just camera mic problem?
michaelbuckers 8 months ago
Idk what this is but I want a purple dancing light too! Can I has? What happens if u touch it? Do a touch demonstration please
G2xvideo 8 months ago
@G2xvideo When you touch it, you die horribly. Thats electricity for you. Electricity is a jerk.
chaosfood 7 months ago
Idk what that is but I wanna purple dancing light too!! Can I has?
G2xvideo 8 months ago
dat plasma has some smooth moves.
Yunkonho 9 months ago
Pfff... This is nothing, I made a gasoline filled glasses that burst in to flame while on your face, providing a nice lighting in a dark room or at night.
ArtypNk 9 months ago
Nice gadget.
Do you also produce the bass notes with that plasma arc or o you resort to a conventional driver (like an electrostatic setup)?
What is the frequency response?
How much SPL can you achieve (measured in dB) without incurring distortion?
flurry 9 months ago
I was wondering? What kind of power are you supplying to this? Is this is a half bridge mosfet setup?
kb3khs 9 months ago
Holy shit. Just... holy shit.
On another, more childish note, IT'S PURPLE! :D
overlordchipmunk 9 months ago
@overlordchipmunk: That's from two factors. The light is a slightly off color due to the RF content and the camera is seeing colors human eyes don't and is interpreting them as violet.... another camera might see the plasma as greenish.
RyuDarragh 8 months ago
19 people dont like music
misteryellow1 10 months ago
Could you use this as a microphone with a massless diaphragm?
paynebabes123 10 months ago
How do these speakers sound in person? I heard they were amazing...
Jugglesama 10 months ago
Nice! Plasma speakers will be the future and will replace tweeters as we know. The problem is ozone, but I think that can be mitigated by using a glass envelope and electrode corrosion could also by avoided by using an inert atmosphere. However, I think the glass envelope will introduce some sonic changes.
cumesoftware 10 months ago
Could you try to horn load this speaker? Also I was wondering if one could make a speaker based on dc arc and one of the electrodes moved in sync with the music signal?. I guess one would need a current limiter on the dc arc, and mount one electrode on a hard drive moving arm (see hard drive speaker). Reason for me asking is that I would like to like to create a massless driver for a horn, and preferably use a high end amp for modulation:)
impuls60 10 months ago
@impuls60
1/ Yes, you could use a tuned horn with this design, to increase the volume level & directivity.
2/ You talk about wanting to achive a 'massless' driver - a driver with no moving parts - this is what this is.
By using a 'DC' plasma arc and electo-mechanically moving one of the electrodes with an actuator (HDD arm gimbel), driven from a sound source, you are completey defeating the object ! (that is IF an arm could be made light enough, to respond to very high frequency AF signals).
timetec 10 months ago
@timetec
Yes I agree with you that it wouldnt be massless, but atleast the imput signal wouldn't be
driving the music directly since there wouldn't be any direct coupling between the sound waves and
the moving electrode. Thats why the arm could me made super light. But I agree massless is of course better, but I think the moving electrode principle might be cheaper when scaled up. What efficiency do you think a system like this could get when optimised?
impuls60 10 months ago
@impuls60 depends quality on what kind of rods you use?
Norzdormuelektotech 7 months ago
Haha - awesome!
Ride84XL 11 months ago
feels like you are just there when the band was playing
AncientPiece 11 months ago
hey, i love it! can you link us to a schematic of how you made it? so we could make our own? :D
geckomage 11 months ago
Pretty cool!! I want to build one of this, but i need help, i think this is the best plasma speaker!!! How did you do it? Where i can get the schematic diagram? Please help me :)
9Chito9 11 months ago
please could you send me the schematics, or the pcb circuit? I have done some different design plasma speakers (using a 555 and another using a tl494), but i'm quite limited in the power because my schematics are designed for only one MOSFET. I would be very thanked man cause then i would be able to improve the perfomance and sound quality of my own plasma speaker. Thank you very much!
lapulga5 11 months ago
Now build me a phased-plasma rifle. With a 40 watt-range.
spankrod 11 months ago
aren't the electrodes consumed by the arc?
and how well does the heatsink meet the cooling demands of the electrodes?
apt95 11 months ago
hey mate, very nice hv speaker. Do you happen to have a schematic posted online somewhere.
Berelore 11 months ago 25
@Berelore: Go check out the schematics and parts from Linear Technology (the web site is just linear (dot) com. What you want is one of the circuits that can generate a very high voltage (A flyback circuit of around 10 to 20 Watts or so and a voltage of 10KV max). The idea is to control the width of the pulses with the audio and regulate voltage by changing frequency. digikey (dot) com is a good source for parts.
RyuDarragh 8 months ago
Now -there's- a steampunk speaker.
AlienRelics 11 months ago
@AlienRelics
More like cyberpunk maybe.
squeehunter 11 months ago
These things would make some pretty rad night clubs.
fladdermuuus2 11 months ago
bass test? XD
DigiDavidex 11 months ago 14
hi, can you send me a diagram of a circuit like these? I've found some but they are all different and I don't know which one really works, like yours.
k0ka1n3 11 months ago
I think I would like to attempt this, how much did this setup cost you?
also, what would happen if you shielded the arc with lexan or plexiglass?
would it diminish the quality significantly?
kingdavid99887766554 11 months ago
the plasma, or really the corona sheath on the electrodes is practically stationary. Nice job, did you ever try to control the plasma with magnetic fields?
plato147 11 months ago
Dont blame you for not putting up schematics, its pretty clear from your video and you dont wont to be responsible for other peoples mistake. if anyone wants either a qualitative or quantitative physics model of how plasmas generate sound waves.
Whats impressive is the stability of the plasma and how low you get into the midrange!
Both electrodes look like solder tips, from solder guns? Tungsten?
Any issue with cathode or anode deteriation?
plato147 11 months ago
Great Design! Clean Work, my hat is off to you! Did you ever post music videos of the greatful dead, i remember your username, unless im confused. I'm building one right now, I got the flyback from a crt monitor, will use tl494 chip to do the modulation. Would you mind sending me a circuit diagram? looks like you etched your own board, I will do the same. You'll save me much time, money if you could email the schematic, circuit board (printable) BJS2@njit.edu, thank you so much if you can help.
plato147 11 months ago
coooooool
alanca2 1 year ago
Plasma speakers are awesome, but I would be tempted to touch it. xD
SashaLigress 1 year ago
wud that hurt to touch it? lol
jordyb12 1 year ago
@jordyb12 yes of course!! it will result in a good electric chok and burns
08Kutt 1 year ago
so for this plasma speaker to produce good bass it needs to be big!?!?!?!
PsyLiq 1 year ago
I would love to see one of these in action IRL. The casing could be improved a little. If a curved mirror were the backing with no visible arc points for the sound emitting portion I would be scraping together cash for something like this. Also it would need to be an all inclusive unit :) but that really goes without saying. Despite that this is still one of the coolest things I have ever seen.
UYFANYM 1 year ago
Schematic? Do you have the driver schematic for this?
gilham6 1 year ago
1:23 did you zap yourself?
Nazgrol 1 year ago
so the plasma is making the sound?
fireiron123 1 year ago
@fireiron123 yup
p1oooop 1 year ago
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mikecastle99 1 year ago
128kbps files being played on a plasma speaker
-_-
Nyiddle 1 year ago
do you sell these?
dumle29 1 year ago
This gave me a sciencegasm.
Afrotechmods 1 year ago
Does anyone tryed if the plasma send out any ionized radiation? As i think beta radiation should be possible...
Nikki92ful 1 year ago
try bass can you hear me or bass i love you
brandon14872 1 year ago
hey man how much did this cost to make? and did u use an online guide or anything?
fangbrain 1 year ago
Nice fab... even the resistor color codes are all the same way. Whats the voltage on the arc? What are the electrode materials? AC or DC arc ? If it's AC, what is the "carrier frequency" ? What are the relative voltages of the arc maint and modulator circuits?
Au197 1 year ago
What Flyback are you using?
and what did you get it out of...
Because i love that huge arc you got going on there.
girrrrrrr2 1 year ago
any chance you can post the schematics & specs for this? I'd love to make one over my winter holiday!
all4atlantis 1 year ago
I would actually buy this if a kit was available. hint hint
sierrxhadlin 1 year ago
how can i build one of these
bomerman104 1 year ago
0:30!
Flamelighter 1 year ago
Mind blown. :o
DarkMaker75 1 year ago
I need to get me one of these.
gpoop23 1 year ago
This is the sound system of the future.
PtotheMtotheJ 1 year ago
because there is like a mirror there and mirrors reflect like light and such, does that mean that you double the sound output cause you are like making it as if there is like another arc of electric light and such as? and how can i like put together my own one of these. i have some old wires and i can use bits from a broken microwave what i broke. THANK YOU XOXOX
potatocam 1 year ago
do you have a pcb plan for this
Bamchucknorris 1 year ago
the OPAMP and Voltage reg in your PCB could definitely be upgraded with BURSON products. search BURSON AUDIO DIY
Have you been able to measure the frequency response ??
rts100x5 1 year ago
yeah a dancing arc
Arjoonmoal 1 year ago
I've always been amazed at what electricity can do. I find it fascinating on a spiritual level that it can create any sound that humans can hear and for all we know, some that they cannot. There should be a lot more research on it.
OrinDac 1 year ago
try DUBSTEP!!
userkef1992 1 year ago
would a larger arc result in more sound or is that a mater of more power?
Drakon322 1 year ago
Nice work! Sounds very clean compared to some other similar projects.
So who is gonna be the 1st to create a jumbo bass arc ?
TheZedo999 1 year ago
@TheZedo999 me! Wiring up 5x flybacks, got a 1KW Amp... right now, im pushing about 70 watts. working on increasing it.
question for timetec: I keep the beam stable by feeding it a 20KHz tone, and then adding in music on top of that (otherwise, it just collapses) - how did you achieve it so quietly?
johndoe528 1 year ago
sound quality is awesome.
bderousse 1 year ago
Tudo isso pra fazer um simples Twitter?
MarcaoESP 1 year ago
Você falhou, Marcão...
Setherian 1 year ago
@timetec How does it handle bass notes vs an amp?
BurnZeZ 1 year ago
WOW, How do I get the plasma?, A link to learn
fixzilla 1 year ago
do you have any PCB board layouts for people to print for DIY etching? or general schematics for the system?
SamuraiSmm 1 year ago
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andygrayk 1 year ago
@andygrayk ti debil
xCrackedOutx 1 year ago
omfg plasma speakers would be so cool...in the car or anywhere for that matter...the bass would look and sound like a lightning.. I'd probably shit my pants :))
kamikazeOS 1 year ago
I recently made a plasma speaker using the TL494, but I am looking for something with higher quality sound. Could you please post the schematic?
Thanks
qwertyboy1234567899 1 year ago
lol did u zap urself, around the 1 min-2min mark? and u wanna sell this? =D
MrMotherFuker 1 year ago
how easy is this to make? I'm thinking of making one but it may kill me. xD
GuardianP93 1 year ago
VERY nice! What's the carrier frequency, good Sir?
pruefziffer 1 year ago
i double dare you to touch it
vinnyhasmagic 1 year ago
what's the range on that speaker???
6cody5 1 year ago
what the fuck
LizzyAston 1 year ago
good song!
6cody5 1 year ago
Widest frequency response I've heard from a plasma speaker. Extremelly impressive!
Gongrats!!!
Mimisthepilot 1 year ago
I know you wouldn't trust pretty much anyone who doesnt have a relevant education due to how dangerous plasma speakers are, but how much does it take to build one?
boonw 1 year ago
make a stereo one
tomek123kotek 1 year ago
how do you get the voltage high enough to bridge the gap and ionize the air inbetween. becase unless that plasma ark is contained in some kind of sealed enviornment it need a high voltage as far as I know. if not please tell me how the ionization is achived.
westhehedgehog16 1 year ago
surely these can only reproduce sound to the accuracy they were recorded, which was most likely with a coiled unit. could you use one of these to record sound in anyway?
19kurt91 1 year ago
happen to have a schematic or know where one could buy this?
the1cyrus 1 year ago
How much power does this use compared to a normal speaker?
Eaglebird 1 year ago
Wow i am still amazed about plasma speakers and to belive u can build the circuitry on a single PCB wow. I was researching on the web to build one myself but havent got any clear outlines which are cheap, simple and small to fit on my computer table but after seeing yours it now seems possible. I would like to see how you did it and a schematic would be nice.
cloughax 1 year ago
Using this theory, isn't it possible to turn a cheap plasma ball from your local gift shop into a speaker?
ryukenosuke 1 year ago
about how many watts does that arc dissipate? As in; what kind of output in wattage would i want from an amp going into the transformer?
johndoe528 1 year ago
The bass seems not very good......
m27a68v71 1 year ago
It's a closed arc. If I remember my electrical education open arc systems produce ozone, but closed arc systems do not. Feel free to correct me on this.
randomunavailable 1 year ago
I would favorite this.
paytyler 1 year ago
Wow, wow, wow....
teddsadventure 1 year ago
could you post the scematic?
robot797 1 year ago
could you post the scematics?
robot797 1 year ago
nice ppc :)
Mongoman999 1 year ago
very cool .I admire such inteligance
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skipbanks4fun 1 year ago
what would happen if you touched that? oO
euklid216 1 year ago
@euklid216 It would probably burn you a bit. It wouldn't do much more than leave you hurting.
Andyman3k 1 year ago
what made you want to make this and how much did it cost
envelopes1234567890 1 year ago
mother nature showed us "the lightning" subwoofer from so long ago but we never listened :P
migiola 1 year ago
Great effort!! The speakers go lower than other plasma I've heard. But sensitivity is a concern.
bng2679 1 year ago
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Wow a working Ipaq... That's amazing in itself.. lol
szieve 1 year ago
Wow a working Ipaq... That's amazing in itslef.. lol
szieve 1 year ago
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hello nice work! where can i found schematics?
LitfibOzz 1 year ago
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hello nice work! where can i found schematics?
LitfibOzz 1 year ago
@LitfibOzz same here
robot797 1 year ago
hello nice work! where can i found schematics?
LitfibOzz 1 year ago
it's incredible!! very very good work
LitfibOzz 1 year ago