Mini Music Tesla Coil Plasma Speaker Tasla Wireless Transmission DIY Coil Kit

SKU: FA2187
Power Input

DC 12V – 24V (adapter not included)

Output Voltage

High-frequency, high-voltage arc

Audio Input

3.5mm stereo jack

Coil Type

Pre-wound secondary and primary

Arc Length

Visible plasma arc (length depends on power)

Assembly

DIY kit, requires basic soldering

Safety

High voltage — not a toy

The Mini Music Tesla Coil Plasma Speaker is a compact, DIY-friendly Tesla coil kit that produces a visible electrical arc while simultaneously playing music through the plasma discharge. It demonstrates the principles of wireless power transmission and high-frequency resonance in an engaging, hands-on format. The plasma arc acts as a speaker — modulating the electrical discharge to create sound waves without any conventional speaker cone.

At the heart of the kit is a high-frequency resonant transformer circuit that steps up a low-voltage DC input to a high-voltage, high-frequency output. When powered, the coil generates a visible plasma arc at the top terminal. By modulating the arc with an audio signal, the plasma itself vibrates the air, producing music or sound effects. This is the same principle Nikola Tesla demonstrated over a century ago with his wireless transmission experiments.

The kit includes a pre-wound secondary coil, primary coil, driver board, heat sink, power components, and top-load torus. It is designed for DIY assembly, making it suitable for educational projects, science fairs, and hobbyist exploration. The compact form factor allows it to sit on a desk or workbench without taking up significant space.

The plasma speaker can play music from a 3.5mm audio input (connected to a phone, MP3 player, or computer) while the arc discharges. The audio quality is characteristic of plasma speakers — clear but with limited bass response, since the plasma arc cannot reproduce low frequencies as effectively as a traditional speaker cone.

Important Safety Notes: This kit produces high voltage and a visible electrical arc. It should only be assembled and operated by individuals with basic electronics experience. Never touch the coil or arc while powered. Keep away from flammable materials, sensitive electronics, and pacemakers. The arc produces ozone and should be operated in a well-ventilated area. This is not a toy — it is an educational kit for ages 14 and up with adult supervision.

Whether you are a student learning about electromagnetism, a maker exploring high-voltage circuits, or a teacher looking for a compelling classroom demonstration, the Mini Music Tesla Coil Plasma Speaker provides an engaging, educational experience. It is suitable for individual makers, students, and businesses purchasing in bulk for educational programs.


Features

  • Plasma arc speaker — Produces visible electrical arcs that play music

  • Wireless transmission demonstration — Illustrates Tesla‘s wireless power principles

  • DIY assembly kit — Hands-on educational experience

  • Compact desktop form factor — Fits on a desk or workbench

  • 3.5mm audio input — Connects to phone, MP3 player, or computer

  • Pre-wound coils included — Secondary and primary coils ready for assembly

  • Visible arc output — Clear demonstration of high-frequency resonance

  • Educational value — Teaching electromagnetism, resonance, and high-voltage circuits


Technical Specifications 

# Parameter Specification
1 Power Input DC 12V – 24V (adapter not included)
2 Output Voltage High-frequency, high-voltage arc
3 Audio Input 3.5mm stereo jack
4 Coil Type Pre-wound secondary and primary
5 Arc Length Visible plasma arc (length depends on power)
6 Assembly DIY kit, requires basic soldering
7 Recommended Age 14+ with adult supervision
8 Safety High voltage — not a toy

Usage

Getting Started

  1. Assemble the kit — Follow the provided instructions to assemble the driver board, coils, and top-load torus. Basic soldering is required.

  2. Connect power — Connect a DC 12V–24V power supply (not included) to the driver board. Ensure the power supply can provide sufficient current.

  3. Connect audio source — Plug a 3.5mm audio cable into the audio input jack and connect the other end to your phone, MP3 player, or computer.

  4. Power on — Turn on the power supply. The coil should begin producing a visible plasma arc at the top terminal.

  5. Play music — Start playing audio from your source. The plasma arc will modulate to produce sound.

  6. Adjust and observe — Experiment with different audio sources and observe the relationship between the arc and the sound.

Important Safety Notes

  • High voltage — Never touch the coil, arc, or any exposed conductors while powered.

  • Ventilation — The arc produces ozone. Operate in a well-ventilated area.

  • Keep away from electronics — The high-frequency arc can interfere with sensitive electronics, including computers and phones.

  • Flammable materials — Keep away from paper, cloth, and other flammable materials.

  • Pacemakers — Individuals with pacemakers should not operate or be near this device.

Typical Applications

  • Educational demonstrations — Teaching electromagnetism, resonance, and wireless power

  • Science fairs — Engaging visual and audible demonstration

  • DIY electronics projects — Hands-on high-voltage experience

  • Maker workshops — Group learning and experimentation

  • STEM education — Physics and electronics principles in action

Notes for Business Buyers

  • Educational kit — Suitable for schools, makerspaces, and STEM programs.

  • Engaging demonstration — Visual and audible output captures attention.

  • DIY assembly — Hands-on learning experience for students.

  • Suitable for bulk purchasing — Ideal for educational institutions, science centers, and STEM kit suppliers.

Q: What is the Mini Music Tesla Coil used for?

It is an educational DIY kit that demonstrates wireless power transmission and high-frequency resonance by producing a visible plasma arc that plays music.

Q: What is included in the kit?

The kit includes a pre-wound secondary coil, primary coil, driver board, heat sink, power components, top-load torus, and assembly instructions.

Q: Does it come assembled?

No. This is a DIY kit that requires basic soldering and assembly.

Q: What power supply does it need?

It requires a DC 12V–24V power supply (not included). Ensure the supply can provide sufficient current.

Q: How do I play music through the coil?

Connect a 3.5mm audio cable from your phone, MP3 player, or computer to the audio input jack on the driver board.

Q: Is the plasma arc dangerous?

The arc is high voltage and can cause burns or electric shock. Never touch the coil or arc while powered. Operate with caution and keep away from flammable materials.

Q: Does it produce ozone?

Yes. The electrical arc produces ozone. Operate in a well-ventilated area.

Q: Can it interfere with electronics?

Yes. The high-frequency arc can interfere with sensitive electronics, including computers, phones, and Wi-Fi signals. Keep a safe distance.

Q: What age is this kit suitable for?

It is recommended for ages 14 and up with adult supervision. It is not a toy.

Q: Can I purchase in bulk for a school or STEM program?

Yes. This kit is suitable for both individual users and business purchasing, including schools, makerspaces, STEM programs, and science centers.