Schumann Resonator

mahgister,

Take it a little lighter. Whatever you want to write, wait until tomorrow. Your post was a bit contradictory in some places.

"You are an unpaid sellers of new products my friend not someone able to build a system, someone who BUY ready made electronic components..."

What does this mean? Is he a seller or a buyer? Those two may be different. Is there some other meaning of that sentence? Could you rewrite it?

"I created for 500 bucks my own system, not with upgrades but with elementary scientific facts..."

"By the way i succeeded to reach a great S.Q. at NO COST....."

Is it no cost, or is it $500?

"I dont pretend to have the greatest system , read me right please, but my modest system work at his optimal quality working...."

That is great, but it has nothing to do with the rest of it. It only says that your system is as good as it can be. Which my transistor radio is, too. Except that my radio is not that great despite being as great as I can expect it to be. I am not saying your system is not great, you have a model up from my wonderful old speakers which means it must be the best out there of course, but that your statements make very little sense.

Why being so mad that people buy more expensive things from time to time? Why does that bother you?

Calm down a little bit. From this distance, it seems you are losing your composure.

sokogear-

I also believe as AJ van den Hul states in his 100 page audio white paper/encyclopedia on his web site that moving wires has a short term change in sound until returned to their steady state. That would imply that vibrations in cables, amps and the like would impact SQ, however, I don't believe it is audible under "normal" circumstances. 

I don't know what "normal" circumstances are, but I figured this out all by myself decades ago. 

At the time I had 2 identical Synergistic Research Master Coupler power cords. Absolutely identical, bought at the same time. Ted was saying he selects his wire by listening, not all wire qualifies. So I figured if that was the case then maybe I can do the same, maybe even two seemingly identical wires one sounds slightly better than another. 

So I listened to my CD player with the one that was on it. Then I unplugged the other one and moved it over to the CDP. Immediately flabbergasted to hear the second PC was not as detailed, focused, clear and liquid! It was not huge but was easy to hear, absolutely no doubt about it. 

I listened to it for several minutes, wracking my brain for how it could be that Synergistic would sell two cables so different in performance. Well probably no one would ever notice unless comparing side by side, and why would anyone ever do that?? After a few minutes I began to get the feeling this one was still a little better but not nearly so much. Seriously.  

So I swapped them back and what do you know, now this one sounded worse!  

It was at this point when I remembered that when Caelin Gabriel (yes the Shunyata Caelin Gabriel) came over one time how gingerly and carefully he handled his power cords. One guy was even giving him a hard time about it. But I remember and now was starting to think maybe there is something to this after all. 

This is a very easy test anyone can perform. Take your power cord, speaker cable, or interconnect, listen to it, give it a good thorough wiggle and bend, listen again. It will sound like crap at first, and then settle back into normal performance after some minutes. How crappy and how many minutes depends more on how good a listener you are than anything to do with the cable. If you are a really good listener it will be obvious, and you will hear it change back practically second by second. Odds are you are an average listener and you will just barely notice. Whatever. Your problem. Not mine! 

This is the real reason cable elevators and things like that work so well. This is something I have been able to prove by using a rubber band to suspend the cable above the elevator. Shouldn't make any difference but it does. 

People, you do not need big thick books or guys with impressive names to tell you this stuff. Just go and listen. You will hear.  

Then again, maybe not.

MC- glad we’re in agreement in disturbing wires causing sound disparities, and of course different cables can sound better than others within manufacturers. I keep my cables off the floor and none touch each other- without cable elevators. 
It’s all about the law of diminishing returns and how much the improvement is worth to you versus the total stereo investment.

@theaudiotweak - Plinius says 24 hours for maximum sound warm up. Not sure if it’s superconductive though. That’s I why always leave it on- except when the cleaning comes- just out of extreme paranoia. FYI- I turned it back on right after they left around 2 and when I listened around 5-6 it did not sound right.....tomorrow will be better. I may gamble and leave it on next time....nah.

Not reading 500 posts, and perhaps this caveat has been mentioned previously. 

Are there specifications anywhere on the output of these tiny resonators? 

I have some skepticism. Numbers would perhaps help. 

No numbers on this device? How curious! 

But, maybe I am wrong, and these are well supported. So, let's see it.