If you think about it, there is already an existing Schumann phenomenon in existence. When you install a Schumann unit, it has it's own frequency generator. This generator is not necessarily synchronized with the real Schumann resonance, and, in fact, may be out of phase (even absolute phase) with the the preexisting Schumann resonance, making for conflicting resonances in your home.
There is an aftermarket modifier, who I will not name until trying the product, who can take the new Esoteric digital clock device and tune it so that your Schumann generator will sync up with the TRUE Schumann resonance.
It's not just about a frequency, it's about the timing of that frequency and how well it matches the actual existing Schumann resonance.
I hadn't thought about it before the "two Schumanns" fiasco, but, in retropsect, in seems obvious.
Guys, if you bought a unit and it didn't seem to work, experiment with turning it on and of (plugging and unplugging) until you think you have a copascetic result. (Even then, you may be off by a large factor.)
Important: These devices do not necessarily match up with the timing of the real Schumann frequency!
You may actually be doing more harm than good.
Imagine using a unit that is out of absolute phase with the real Schumann frequency.
All you will get is sonic hash.
I know, the Esoteric has a base price above 5K dollars, but getting the timing right, as seen with digital reproduction, is even more crucial with this Schumann stuff.
Once I get the timing clock, I will see if two units can be synchronized with each other and the true Schumann frequency, and report back.
Best wishes.
