Aurora Plasma Design

It was almost 30 years ago, that I was in Boston strolling from one gallery to another when i camp across a unique display of palsma balls that were huge and amazing. i told myself that some day, I would have one of my own. Thanks to Aurora, I now have one. The operation is easy and the display, spectacular. I have 2 observations that, I think, would add value to each unit. 1) the power input cord is on the front of the unit in the same recess as the power knob. It's a little unsightly to have this on the front of the unit. 2) The mechanical noise level seems a bit high. I'm not sure if it's a cooling fan or the Van de Graaff generator but it is louder than I had anticipated.

The Phoenix Rising globe delivers in spectacular tendrils of snaking multicolored plasma. It has a soft hum when switched on, reminiscent of a vintage automobile motor's purring. My only minor complaint is that the power cord is on the same side as the switch and nameplate. I would have preferred that it be powered from the opposite side, in similar fashion to most other electronics which have the controls on the front and power cable on the back. Other than that, it is even larger than I anticipated, and the superb packaging ensured that it arrived from its shipping unscathed. Thanks for assembling an awesome product, Aurora Plasma!