Super Mario Brothers Theme played on a Solid State Musical Tesla Coil built by Joe DiPrima and Oliver Greaves and the Austin, TX Chapter of The Geek Group
Super Mario Brothers Theme played on a Solid State Musical Tesla Coil built by Joe DiPrima and Oliver Greaves and the Austin, TX Chapter of The Geek Group
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By altering the frequency of the lectrical arcing you can make the "snap" noise faster or slower. The faster you make it. The higher pitch the sound, slower = lower. Then you hook it up through a midi controller which outputs the frequency to the tesla controller and tadaa :)
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So very dangerous and awesome