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randommscience117
Sat Jan 07 2012, 11:11PM Print
randommscience117 Registered Member #4274 Joined: Mon Dec 19 2011, 03:10AM
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So I've seen musical Tesla coils before, and they don't seem to ever play lower notes. Is there a way to make a Tesla coil specially designed for low notes and use it in a "sound system" with that Tesla coil as the subwoofer and two others for the left and right? Thanks!
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dude_500
Sat Jan 07 2012, 11:19PM
dude_500 Registered Member #2288 Joined: Wed Aug 12 2009, 10:42PM
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I don't think a DRSSTC will ever do it well at all, because it's a series of very brief bangs. Anything below around 20hz, and the ear will no longer make that a tone.

A CW coil on the other hand, could very likely do pretty well at this. Although it would likely need a carefully designed enclosure to get good bass depth.

I have heard of a high voltage audio system in a home theater, read about it many years ago and don't recall where. They did have a sub, though I don't know if it was a tesla coil or just a plasma speaker.
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TheBoozer
Sun Jan 08 2012, 01:03AM
TheBoozer Registered Member #1535 Joined: Wed Jun 11 2008, 11:37PM
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This was plenty low : Link2

Sure, they can do it...

Actually, come to think of it... Now I know what you are seeking : Link2

Rich
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randommscience117
Sun Jan 08 2012, 05:37AM
randommscience117 Registered Member #4274 Joined: Mon Dec 19 2011, 03:10AM
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What do you mean by having the right enclosure to obtain good bass depth? I know what my first Tesla coil(s) are going to be!
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dude_500
Sun Jan 08 2012, 08:28PM
dude_500 Registered Member #2288 Joined: Wed Aug 12 2009, 10:42PM
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randommscience117 wrote ...

What do you mean by having the right enclosure to obtain good bass depth? I know what my first Tesla coil(s) are going to be!

In a subwoofer speaker, one could argue that the box it is in is more important than the speaker itself. The same would likely apply to a hi-fi bass tesla coil. The enclosure sets the stage for proper acoustics to take place in the desired frequency range.
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