Schumann Resonator


I got 2 of these from Amazon...careful that free returns are applicable.  I charged them up, turned them on and holy moly.....they do help with my system.   What I hear is clarity....space between instruments, a definite difference in upright and electric bass, wider soundstage...you know...all the good stuff. At first I thought it might be increased brightness, but no....it is still the same in that regard.  I still can't believe it, and will listen again tomorrow (saved the packaging for the return)...but today, I'm about to keep them.
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I speculate that DACs can be improved because the resonances may influence the dither in a way to make "uncertainty" more certain.
That is to say the converter’s resolution improves. Bits that were in the "gray" area are now defined to be a "0" or a "1". What was unclear in the data now becomes clear and strengthened after applying resonance.
Very clear .... Thanks

what a breeze to read coherent posts....
@sokogear  Get a dB meter.
Play pink noise through your system at a level to read at about -50 or -60 dB. Use a fixed position for your meter. Turn on the Schumann device.
Read the meter, It should increase by a 1/4 to a 1/2 dB. .
A small change but still significant. Any fractional dB increase is still a lot of energy.
Where can I find some scientific papers that back up this claim? 
The reason the Schumann frequency affects you, and all human physiology is because the frequency induces a calming, relaxed, yet alert and focused influence.
dekay,

Quincy posted this and they are rechargeable.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08P8N184B/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I have these on order so I can place a charged unit on other devices at other heights so to experiment quickly to find the most  effective placement. Tom
@sokogear Get a dB meter.
Play pink noise through your system at a level to read at about -50 or -60 dB. Use a fixed position for your meter. Turn on the Schumann device.
Read the meter, It should increase by a 1/4 to a 1/2 dB. .
A small change but still significant. Any fractional dB increase is still a lot of energy.

I was done with this topic for now but can’t let incorrect information go:

No, this can’t be assuming the device is emitting em radiation at that frequency ( not sound) it will NOT show on a sound meter. You would need a sensing device sensitive to that wavelength/frequency in the EMR spectrum (se link I provided above) to detect that. Not a sound/db meter.

This argument is all over the place. One minute its effect of EM radiation from devices like this and transformers on electronic circuits, next its the same device producing sound not EMR that you will detect on a sound meter.