Schumann Resonator

Interesting thread, even if just for the entertainment value.  I have no doubt, as with many things audio, many people get a different response from their system/ear/brain interface.

Real question:  It would seem to me as with all waves that there is the distinct possibility if using more than one SG that waves will peak and trough at different points in a listening room.  There must be phase distortion?  
So, I'm thinking one does whatever it does, but two or more would tend to disable the whole.  Maybe because the wavelength is so long at that freq its simply inconsequential?

Regards,
barts.

So with that thought..being a pair of mono amps I could remove the shield from only 1 amp place Mr. Schumann near one listen and move to the shielded side and play.
The amps are about 6 ft apart each sitting on Sistrum Sp 101 platforms. Tom

We all know that throughout the history of HE audio there have been examples of things or ideas that many considered to be implausible or even quackery at first and which later turned out to have validity. If only there were some type of filter that would prevent someone from opining on the validity of something that he/she has not tried 🤔. There doesn’t have to be agreement; simply first hand experience. Perhaps a suspension of ability to post for a certain period of time? Say, no posting for a week for each “infraction”? 😊

Yes good idea frogman. Let’s censure everything we disagree with or do not like.  That will get us far. 

Of course a magnetic field creates electric current, Physics 101. Just like current creates a magnetic field, especially in wires in loops.

I would love to see someone actually measure sound (which is what we can agree on here is what matters) with and without the SGs in a room at different listening positions with and without the devices just like when you prep a room for acoustic treatments.

I would bet it is not measurable, especially since the main proponents are saying it doesn't matter where they are placed.

Some things are measurable and not audible, but not the other way around.

It probably has some effect on some people who can then become better focused on the tremendous detail in the sound. Those people may be more relaxed. It shows up in health articles that ARE scientific as being potentially beneficial.

Please someone who has the SGs and sound measurement equipment put this argument to bed (if that is possible). I doubt it will change anyone's opinion on whether to use them or not, but it would be nice to at least prove what you are hearing is actually out there.