Acoustic Revive RR-77, 777, 888 Schumann Generator

For whatever reason, I had overlooked that it was a Schumann device.  Or since I bought it so long ago it had slipped my mind and hadn't looked to see how many inexpensive units were on the market these days.  Just bought a couple inexpensive ones.  A supplemental one for the HiFi to see if that makes any more difference and one for the bedroom to see if it helps with sleep.  'Cuz I don't know about you, but I'm pretty stressed out.  Maybe I should buy one for my golf bag...

Thanks roxy54, that looks to be the same board as the rest and almost identical to the Nobsound unit with the acrylic covers. I just bought 2 of the cheap ones mahgister recommended for $10 (make offer, heh!) Real curious to see how they work.

Good luck Miller. I will be interested in your impressions. 

Got notified two delivered just now. Fast shipper, and almost a week earlier than expected. Will have to wait for when I get home tonight.  

These are the cheap ones, just the circuit board no power, for $10 each. They do come with their own USB cable. Got a couple USB chargers to power them, just need to find a board or something in the shop to mount them on, mostly to make them easier to position.  

Wherever it is they should go. Of that I have no idea, other than people saying 5 feet off the floor. But the FEQ gizmo Synergistic sells sits low on the floor- although the more expensive Atmosphere models are pretty tall. It sure is interesting how closely his description of FEQ sounds like a Schumann generator! Also interesting the FEQ has a 5v input, which just happens to be the exact same 5v all the eBay circuit boards use. Hmmmm.....  

And I found a review of the Acoustic Revive unit with interior photos showing the exact same circuit board as I just bought for $10. All these boards are the same or very similar, as far as I can tell. There's another one from Nobsound, also the same board but with acrylic stuck on top and bottom, for $50. 

So far it seems the $10 circuit board becomes $50 with acrylic, $400 with a plastic case (and wall wart power supply!), and $1k to $3500 with one of Ted's fancy shiny brushed anodized metal spikey ground-plane iPad controllable tower thingamajigs. Can you feel the sarcasm? ;) I'm sure he figured out some cool way of timing the pulses, shifting the frequency or power, added a quantum flux capacitor or something to be worth all that money. I mean that. I kid, but that is one clever dude. Has he figured out the ultimate packaging marketing formula? Or is it something more? Or something else?? 

Who knows? But having spent more than a little time digging around trying to figure out what the hayek is a Schumann generator it sure is funny so many are the same darn board. T-minus 4 hours to find out what if anything I got for my ten bucks.

Hi Miller,
According to all that I have read, about 5 feet is a good height, and as I said, that happens to be about the height of my speakers on their stands. I would definitely not place them on the floor.