Kemp - Elektroniks SR-Plug

THE SCHUMANN RESONANCE PLUG - Excellent Condition, has white wire installed to match wall when mounting. PayPal add 4%..description below off website, any questions, please e-mail, thanks for looking.

Shunt device, no dynamic restriction possible
Generates a new Schumann resonance
Adjustable intensity
At maximum level, Schumann overtones are also generated
8 ft. (2,5 m) wire antenna, for optimum results
Can be combined with all other mains-related products
Multiple SR PLUGS intensify the effect
Simple "plug and play" installation
120V 50-60Hz
What is the Schumann Resonance?
In 1952, the German physicist Wilfried Otto Schumann discovered that the cavity between the earth and ionosphere acts as an electromagnetic resonant cavity. Energized by electrical discharges (lightning), very low frequency resonances are created around the earth. The lowest frequency (the fundamental) has a frequency of only 7.83 Hz which corresponds with a wavelength of 38,000 km/24,000 miles (the circumference of the earth is about 40,000 km/25,000 miles).

The ionosphere protects us against harmful radiation from the sun and from outer space, there are indications that the so-called Schumann Resonance plays a role in this. On the earth, mankind is creating more and more high frequency radiation. RFI (Radio Frequency Interference) and EMI (Electro Magnetic Interference) will pollute your A/V set and also your listening room and your body.

What does it do?
The newly generated 7.83 Hz wave by the SCHUMANN RESONANCE PLUG will counteract the effects of this radiation. With the SR Plug in place you will notice a clearer, more powerful and dynamic sound with a richer timbre, more details and a deeper soundstage.

Where to install?
For best results, we advise positioning the wire antenna vertically in the middle between your loudspeakers. Most practical way to do so, is to attach the antenna to the wall behind them. Under most circumstances, the middle position of the level adjuster is the most pleasant one, but feel free to turn it up a little more, in which case you'll hear more detail and precision. You may notice a slight decrease in timbre, but this will mainly depend on the set used, the listening room and your personal taste.