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In playing with the Alexandrite. I am building a flashing LED circuit.
Very simple: resistor inline with the LED and then hooked up to a battery (I am awaiting some AC power supplies).
The curious thing I once I turn the circuit on even without any crystals nearby I hear an improvement in my system. Background becomes quieter and more fine detail becomes evident. Dynamics improve and sound from top through bottom becomes "tighter" for lack of a better word.
The sonic change is not staggering, but noticeable. I am actively pursuing the alexandrite front which provides, at least my system, greater sonic improvement, but I thought I'd mention this for others to possibly pursue
You can pick up Flashing LED very cheaply on Ebay. I use ultra bright 2Hz models white light.
For naysayers, and you know who you are, please don't bother. but I find it is an interesting effect.
As I previously mentioned it may be the basis for the Stein Harmonizers, but a hell of a lot cheaper, so far.
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Topic - weird observation - unclestu 19:18:12 05/14/14 (9)
- Where do you put these diodes? - Baki 01:17:32 07/03/14 (4)
- RE: Where do you put these diodes? - unclestu 01:37:03 07/03/14 (3)
- RE: Where do you put these diodes? - Baki 05:01:27 07/03/14 (2)
- RE: Where do you put these diodes? - unclestu 19:25:22 07/03/14 (1)
- RE: Ok - Baki 23:25:17 07/03/14 (0)
- Questions? - Brian H P 10:23:21 05/16/14 (1)
- RE: Questions - unclestu 12:40:23 05/16/14 (0)
- RE: weird observation - flood2 01:02:46 05/16/14 (1)
- See - unclestu 12:36:32 05/16/14 (0)
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