Yes, you read the heading right! Proto G, an electromechanical engineer, used a mixture of magnets and electric arcs to create a speaker that creates sound vibrations through plasma. He recreated “House of the Rising Sun,” the folk music classic using the speaker. Uploaded by Proto G on YouTube check out the ‘Plasma arc vortex speaker’ video:
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