Schumann Resonator

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. 

Someone on VPI's forum did some measurements:
http://www.vpiforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=18703&start=20#p69034 
Doesn't look as if they were impressed with the results.

gbanderhoos,
+1, my friend! Such things should be obvious, but apparently not.

I have perhaps five reasons why such devices are ridiculous for system building, but I only mentioned one of them. The infusion of noise into the room was another. Kudos for linking to the site so that it can be seen.

There is so much desperation to achieve something significant in terms of improving a rig on the cheap that gimmicks will always sell.

Further, it is an interesting phenomenon that certain equipment receives a pass in terms of introduced noise. I have built systems that have inherent noise levels above absolute silence, but I'm not inclined to introduce a product that purposely adds noise.