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RE: "What explanation can you offer for crystals in a jar placed away from cables and components?"

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In Reply to: RE: Of real science and belief - YMMV posted by bartc on November 04, 2009 at 13:54:04

The answer is very simple for the crystals placed away from the equipment and cables, etc. - i.e., out in the room. The crystals operate as energy absorbers, reduce the unwanted effects of standing waves, early reflections, and vibration. Especially, but not exclusively, in room corners. The theory that crystals must be near an electrical source is incorrect. Even when the crystals are used on cables or in equipment the electricty/electromagnetism theory is incorrect.

Edits: 11/04/09 11/04/09

Follow Ups:

Your explanation doesn't track for me, Geoff - bartc 16:59:18 11/04/09 (3)
- RE: "I'll admit that my physics is rather old" - geoffkait 17:09:48 11/04/09 (2)
  - Geoff, I'm not interested in the debate. Thanks just the same. nt - bartc 19:51:25 11/04/09 (1)
    - RE: Aw, shucks, I was looking forward to the debate. nt - geoffkait 03:56:18 11/05/09 (0)

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