Schumann Resonator
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. |
Am i forgetting another reason? Yes, there are some people who believe in science and physics and not voodoo. There are people who are not gullible or naive and can realize when they are being conned. Some people don't fall for the logical fallacy of "the appeal to authority", especially when the authority on science you are appealing to is Groucho Marx. Results : Regaining immediately the listener envelopment sphere normal diameter and power... Interesting. I thought the SR devices do not affect the sound or the listening environment, they only relax the listener so the music becomes more enjoyable. Are you that easily affected that a change in mood can be turned on-off like a switch with immediate results? |
I was hoping you could provide more of an argument than just a bunch of double talk and mysticism cloaked in bad grammar an improper English, but such is not the case. Schumann Resonance is well defined phenomenon and easily understood, but unfortunately, these devices can't possibly produce what they portend to, all evidence is against that argument. You can try to make the diluted assertions that you don't understand (or care) how they produce an affect, but the most you can come up with is your personal experience which is subjective, unverifiable, and open to suspicion. I would call it a pseudo-science (that which cannot be disproved) but it doesn't even rise to that level, it is just the rantings of a highly disorganized mind. Throw in a few irrelevant quotes a bunch of disclaimers and some pious indignation and that pretty much covers your position. My intention was not to insult you, just point out where you erred in your analysis or judgement. It goes beyond hypocrisy to insult and attack the messenger while not adding anything to the coherent conversation. To borrow one of your tactics: "Never argue with a sick mind" .....Joe Walsh I wish you good luck and good mental health. |
