Future of cables!

You correct me on a small point ( The piezo and pyro effect are linked in tourmaline because of it crystal structure and properties) They are not linked in all crystals yes and we must distinguish them for sure... And you dont address my main point about shungite or lava beads at all... Except pointing to a placebo effect....And ironizing with salt lamp... Thanks... What can I think?

You did not answer my pop quiz. 

The answer is already in the last posts about piezo and pyro effects of tourmaline excited in this dryer generating ions :)


My main point is not about dryer ….


Why is any stones or crystals alike, works in cleaning or muddying in a variable and specific degrees corresponding to each different specific stones structure the electrical grid even if they are only passively used on an external cable for example then without active changing pressure nor active changing thermal modification ?

Takes some lava beads and put them on a transformer and listen....the effect is very powerful audible and can be negative in a variable degree of the sound quality, dependant of the specific properties of the audio system...The effect will be powerful but positive most of the times on a breaker panel or on the external electrical cable of the house.... Try it....:)


You did not answer my main point....

@djones51, long on emotion, short on evidence.

Is it ok to ask how geoffkait knows such intricate details about djone51? 

OK, getting back on topic for just a sec, here’s a crazy little trick you can try at home. The sound can be improved without changing cables .....and it’s free. 🤗 🔙 mahgister please note! Tie a square knot in any cable OR tie two adjacent cables together in a square knot. ♾ Also called a reef knot. The more cables that have square knots the better the sound. This includes all audio and non-audio cables and cords such as lamp cords, refrigerator cords, computer cords, etc. Courtesy of Peter Belt.

Note I have not mentioned the importance of cable directionality once in this thread.