Schumann Resonator

@mapman  The Fourier series theory stands behind all of electromagnetism.
The em wave emitted eventually by way of speaker transducer, becomes a sound wave. The cart before the horse scenario. The reason the Schumann frequency affects you, and all human physiology is because the frequency induces a calming, relaxed, yet alert and focused influence.
It is a theta frequency (7-12 Hz).
The idea has nothing to do with sound.
IT has everything to do with the manipulation of e signals that become sound waves.
That's what amps and speakers do.

Again: square wave, Fourier harmonic series, and resonance. All supported by laws of physics, which includes the science of sound. Get it?

Delete previous sentence  " There is no rational explanation out there that connects the dots."  That was not my comment! My bad!

And yes, there is a rational explanation out there that connects the dots!

@sokeogear -
I said that I have measured  between 0.25 and 0.50 dB increase, sometimes more. Take my word for it. Also, the more harmonic resonators are active in the system listening area the greater is the increase in harmonic energy. This correlates to an increase in the S/N or signal-to-noise ratio as well.

I am not concerned with any other accessories or tweaks.

@audio2design - do either of you even know what the Schumann resonance is or how electromagnetic fields work in transformers and/or alternating current?

I can't speak for Mijoystyn, but I do. The degrees, inventions, patents, etc. seems to back that up ... actually started a lot of my career.   You on the other hand I am pretty certain don't nor so most people posting.

One of you can blame paint fumes what is everyone else's excuse. Again what do you do about the fact all these resonators you put in a room are not synchronized? Bueller? Bueller?  What is the gain of that PCB trace antenna at 8Hz?


Sound meter changes huh? Oookay.

I am not ridiculing anyone. You are doing that to yourselves.

I tried one.  Made no difference whatsoever to the sound.