definitely something i thought about too, tho i think with a fairly good distributed mix the chance of getting wildy varying results is fairly low i imagine you can settle things quite easy with lifting the whole ground box and let it "fall" 1-2cm to the ground a few times :) .... tapping...

not sure how this works on powder but usually its just a small oxidation layer "conserving" the silver under it yea i think my test with different conducting materials is also unclear ... "i think" there are some correlations, for example the pyrite you can use quite much of but for example...

Hello, i was playing around the other day with these materials around piezoelectric crystals: (1Oz) silver copper 1-2mm elite shungit pyrite magnetite i would say i found these most interesting: silver - honestly a bit subtle but still a very nice effect, it seems to boost "neutrality" with a...

i just grabbed a 2 euro tester from aliexpress a few days ago to test around myself here, i think the supra tester works with the same principles, tho maybe with less or more sensitivity https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005006338698828.html proper shielding does the main job of reducing stray...

ok the ion tester arrived and i had a little play with it... first, it shows 10 * 10 * 10 * 10 ions per cm2, so if the tester shows "1" it means 10.000 ions per cm2 i kinda found out that if you move it around that it actually seems to be more precise, best example is if i hold this thing in...

ah thanks, i wasnt aware of this, specially interesting since i think there is a correlation between placing conducting materials near piezoelectric crystals (lower resistance = better) just bought a 1Oz silver coin to test this theory further, and i feel stupid not have started investing in...

260 kelvin is -13 degree celcius, so i guess above -13 degrees hematite (alpha Fe2O3) is weakly magnetic

good question... i thought no but i found this: ----- Fe2O3 can be obtained in various polymorphs. In the primary polymorph, α, iron adopts octahedral coordination geometry. That is, each Fe center is bound to six oxygen ligands. In the γ polymorph, some of the Fe sit on tetrahedral sites...

no problem, i think you can test with a magnet if there is magnetite in it ----- i also bought some hematite "rings" from aliexpress to see how it stacks up to magnetite (mainly to check magnetic vs non magnetic of "similar" stuff) "Hematite (/ˈhiːməˌtaɪt, ˈhɛmə-/), also spelled as haematite...

i think this is one of the cheapest options for Fe3O4 in bulk: https://www.amazon.de/Magnetite-Pulver-Granulat-Gewicht-Inoxia/dp/B07D9M4M3Q 25kg 190 euro 6kg 80 euro 1kg 22 euro by "inoxia" https://www.inoxia.co.uk/products/chemicals/inorganic-compounds/magnetite-powder granule form is...

this doesnt seem to be magnetite (but maybe also worth a shot) " Iron(III) oxide or ferric oxide is the inorganic compound with the formula Fe2O3. " "Magnetite is a mineral and one of the main iron ores, with the chemical formula Fe2+Fe3+2O4 " (short formular is Fe3O4)

https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005005909996282.html there are cheaper options, this was the offer i bought for 34 euro i also bought this one: https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005005450752171.html but keep in mind that all electrical negative ion generators also produce ozone as a...

since the ion counter probably arrives tomorrow, let me do measurements first and i might go into the result then :)

(proper) orgonites contain piezoelectric crystals and conducting materials

well once the negative ion tester arrives i let picture speak, of course i try to do it methodical i will first try crystals on top of speakers.... same amount of crystals +/- 1g, same crystal size (i got mostly 1-3mm stuff but also some powder stuff to compare), different crystals probably...

honeslty i sometimes like monologues, better than arguments flying back and forth (or well, comments as the other has figured out arguing is worthless) because everyone persists on their opinion...

its not about oblivious but about not caring what others think, i just wanna check it out, out of curiousity... and to be sure first of all... before i ramble more about possible benefits :P i find it hard to believe in the "crystal magic" without any scientific clue, thats why i do this...

or piezoelectric crystals placed on speakers aggregated by vibrations, yes :) there are good examples on youtube where people measure negative ions around orgonites... there is definitely something going on i think mainly wanna check this myself specially for hifi uses where we can actually...

maybe for you :)

Small update, im just waiting for the negative ion tester to arrive since the paper test i did wasnt "obvious", so we should see in the upcoming days some measurements with it to conclude this topic...

this is graphite, not magnetite couldnt find much offers on the EU market and it somewhat lines up with the EU prices i just bought 100g powder for 9 euro from a EU seller rough magnetite crystlas 5-10mm is also around 10 euro for 100g 2-5mm 10 euro per 50g What does this stuff cost in US? im...

A seller im in contact with on etsy just made a new listing for me crushed magnetite in different sizes, i thought some of you might be interested too :) https://www.etsy.com/de/listing/1744183255/aaa-crushed-magnetit-edelstein-grob-alle ah glad you figured it out :)

i think i can decide myself what i go on and on about ;)

the -78.7db are also SNR, maybe this gets calculated into the thd+noise measurement? Here with distortion lowpass at 20khz gain -10db: -92db noise is probably more in line with what amir measured it makes sense that SNR goes down with reducing volume... i guess the thd+n measurement takes the...

Can i take from this that noise is "always" higher than any distortion component? and distortion just shows up because of the FFT processing?