Schumann Resonator

bobby1945-  Thanks for your post. I value input from the 'others' in the home that don't normally pay attention. By your statement, it appears that your younger 'other' (normally folks with decent hearing) knew there had been a change. Curious if it was an unsolicited comment.  Regardless, nice to hear of your experience.

At some point when mine arrive I'll do some A/B listening with them off/on. I do want to know if there's anything going on. I'll gladly tell you all that I wasted $45 if that's the case (you see, it's not a problem), and it may well be; results seem to vary by human.

Perhaps I'll even ask my wife to turn them of or on for me without me knowing. I'm guessing some of you will still want me to identify 99 of 100 tries for anything to be valid.  You make me laugh at how entrenched your thinking is but too each...  I like A/B, blind or not, and long term.

I've just received a second SG in the mail, a third on the way. Just listened in my bedroom system, one SG near the NAD amp, closer to the left speaker than the right, the other SG near me. It sounded very good, seemed more natural and lifelike.

Now listening in the main system, one between and behind the speakers, 6' high, the other near the electronics (pretty much equidistant to the amps, ADC power conditioner, turntable, and DAC). Similar results - a smoother, more natural presentation, without any loss of resolution.

When the third one gets here, it will be at my listening sofa.

Where do you place yours? How much have you experimented, and what kind of differences have you noticed?

Fellow Audiophiles,

I received my two Schumann Resonators yesterday the 11th of March.
Plugged them in to charge the Lithium Ion batteries ~ one hour.
Green light came on to indicate full charge.
Went to bed as normal.  Put one under the bed near the wife.
I slept no better or worse.
The wife stated she could 'feel' some type of vibrations thru the mattress. She got up and moved the device closer to the foot of the bed.  She states she slept no better or worse. I did not feel or sense any type of vibrations.
(I am male, 65 years old, retired, hearing is poor on high frequency; other than that health is good.) Tonight I am placing the one unit in the bedroom on a chest of drawers in one corner ~ 5' high, directing into the center of the room.

This morning I placed one unit in the' on position' in the listening room/sun room (rear wall is all double pane glass floor to ceiling - ceiling is cathedral style - room open to living/eating/kitchen area) ~ 24" behind the speakers at ~ 7 foot height.  Placed on a window sill, centered between both speakers.  I'm going to let it run one day before I start any type of music experiment.  Right now I don't feel any more calm or relaxed than usual.....

BTW....any recommendations in regards to specific music to play (repeating the on/off testing method) would be appreciated.

I realize this is not a perfect and pure scientific blind test, but it is the best that I wish to muster up. 

To Be Continued......I will post again in a few days with further test analysis.  Any recommendations, feel free to add suggestions, but be aware I only have two units and I am not willing to purchase additional ones.
Lou

I wonder how all these blind folks feel about all these tests you all are making them take?

I did get 2 of these and they did make a marginal change in sound. Maybe I need some crystals and copper to enhance the effect?

ordered some sound treatment stuff to experiment with next. Will see how all this junk science works...lol.

Not buying the fuse crap though. 

I did get 2 of these and they did make a marginal change in sound. Maybe I need some crystals and copper to enhance the effect?

Improving the room is the FIRST thing to do in audio... S.G. are way down the list even if they work ....I owned 12 then.... 😁😊

But NOTHING will replace the huge improvement of passive materials treatment and active one with Helmholtz tubes and pipes.... Not even upgrading all the audio system...