Schumann Resonator

GK was one of, if not the first, proponent of springs for isolation on Audiogon. Do a thread search.

True he speak with me of that.... And i bought set of springs to make exsperiments with.... And i discover how to decrease the resonance in my box speakers with a dyssimetric applying force between the 2 sets i install on each of my speakers using a different compressive force on each with great results...

But he use the spring incorrectly, unsing only one set under undamped box speakers...

Why are so many members obsessed with HOW it works? It works, and that is all you need to know, aside from the fact that almost anyone with a roof over their head can afford it. 
I'm sure that there are some members who already consider me a tweaky wacko for using one, and I would like to reinforce that belief by adding that I also took Mahgister's advice concerning adding Shungite tile and Herkimer diamonds (a type of quartz crystal) to the resonator so months ago. Yes, it does have a positive effect on the sound. Shungite alone is more detailed but too dry. Withe the added crystal, it's just right. 
  

GK and I would be the battle of the bands..isolation vs direct coupling.
Went more than 15 rounds. When he went missing I called to see if he took a hit from covid . Never received a message back. Tom

Maghister if the devices are introducing white noise or some other form of random noise, that is a totally different thing than the Schumann resonance that they are banking on. The two could certainly work in combo, but are still two different things.

Yes and i never expected that a cheap chinese 10 bucks S.G. would produce an exact and stable 7,83 hertz...

They are more a random generator AROUND a set of frequencies, those called Schumann...

Then they could act with a dithering effect? i ask the question...

Market publicity is NOT reality.... These cheap generator CANNOT produce a stable precise signals the same in each other when measured.... It is and it was my opinion.... Then they produce a random variation around a set of frequencies... For example between 4 hertz and 10 hertz randomly....They then can act with some dithering audible effect...

What do you think?

Why are so many members obsessed with HOW it works?

There is always a reason why things work the way they do.

Magic may be reason enough for many but not all. Different strokes....

Even more often, good marketing alone may be enough.  Where would high end audio be without that?