maplegrovemusic, yes, from what I have seen as well the results are universally positive.
A patent application for Schroeder Method has been submitted.
I believe the reason why it was never brought to market is because it flies in the face of theory. It is counterintuitive and would seemingly only potentially introduce problems. However, as those who actually try it have learned, there is an evidential gap in theory, and the double IC is sensational, resulting in superior performance over a single IC.
A patent application for Schroeder Method has been submitted.
I believe the reason why it was never brought to market is because it flies in the face of theory. It is counterintuitive and would seemingly only potentially introduce problems. However, as those who actually try it have learned, there is an evidential gap in theory, and the double IC is sensational, resulting in superior performance over a single IC.