Materials needed:
Enamel coated Wire
Magnet
Stereo chord
Stereo
Resonator
Meter Stick
Tape

First: Measure 142cm of enamel coated wire.

Step 1:

Roll the enamel coated wire around a cylinder object in order to create a coil. You wrap the wire into a coil so the electrons can shoot across because they have to shoot diagonal . The more loops you have in the coil, the better the sound will be, so make the coil have a diameter of around 5 cm.

Step 2:

Pull the wire off the cylinder and make sure it remains in a coil.

Step 3:

What the coil should look like:

Step 4:

Take a piece of tape and tape the coil/wire to your resonator..

Step 5:

Take a razor and strip the coating at each end of the wire in order for the wire to conduct.

Step 6:

Plug each end of the wire that have been stripped into the speaker cables/cords.

Step 7:

What it should look like:

Step 8:

Position magnet in order to set the box with coil directly above/on top of the magnet.

Step 9:

Not a very good photo of how the alignment should look but the center of the magnet should make some contact with the coil, almost perfectly aligning.