Your Schumann Resonance Generator
Your Schumann Resonance Generator
Here is what it does, how to use it, and answers to the common questions. About a minute.
Two things to know first
You don't need the earphones
The device sends the frequency into the room on its own. The earphones don't turn it on or make it work. They are just an extra way to hear a frequency if you are curious.
You will not hear anything in the room, because it is a silent field, not a speaker. Just set it down and let it run.
Why there is no spinning ball
Some devices include a little ball that spins to "prove" it is working. All that shows is a magnet, and any magnet moves metal. It tells you nothing about the frequency.
Your real proof is the number on the screen, which shows exactly what it is running. That is why ours does not have one.
Why this one is real
It is a true frequency generator, not a gimmick. Sealed acrylic and ABS body, no exposed circuit board, and a lit display accurate to within 0.01 Hz.
No spinning ball, no tricks. The frequency is shown on screen, so you always know exactly what it is running.
How to use it
- Hold the power button for 3 seconds. The screen lights up and it starts at 7.83 Hz, the Schumann resonance.
- Press any of the six frequency buttons: 7.83, 174, 396, 432, 528, or 852 Hz.
- Or pick a preset: Sleep, Calm, Focus, or Meditate. One press each.
- Want a different frequency? Type it on the keypad, anything from 0.01 Hz to 200 kHz, and press SET.
- Charge with the USB-C cable. About 1 hour to charge, 8 to 10 hours per charge. You can use it while it charges.
Key features
- Plays 7.83 Hz, the Schumann resonance
- Six one-touch frequencies, plus a keypad for any frequency from 0.01 Hz to 200 kHz
- Four presets: Sleep, Calm, Focus, Meditate
- Accurate to within 0.01 Hz on a lit display
- Cordless and USB-C rechargeable, 8 to 10 hours per charge
- Sealed acrylic and ABS, no exposed circuit board
- Two finishes: Champagne Gold and Midnight Black