Who would take the time, make the effort, spend the money, to prove or disprove the effect of an audio accessory? Is there money, fame, etc, in it for enough independent tests? It's audio, for heaven's sake!
I'm always sceptical when the term 'Quantum' is used in marketing products.
These examples were shown in a talk by Lawrence Krauss or someone that I watched where it is used in marketing. Would be interesting to get his or Brian Green's opinion on some things in audio that use the same buzz word.
These examples were shown in a talk by Lawrence Krauss or someone that I watched where it is used in marketing. Would be interesting to get his or Brian Green's opinion on some things in audio that use the same buzz word.
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From wikipedia -
The adjective "quantum" is frequently used in common parlance to mean the opposite of its scientific definition. A "quantum leap" has been used colloquially since the 1950s to imply a large change, as opposed to the smallest possible change.[13][14] It is also used in a range of pseudoscientific beliefs (quantum mysticism), where the adjective is used to imply that a paranormal event is a consequence of quantum physics
The adjective "quantum" is frequently used in common parlance to mean the opposite of its scientific definition. A "quantum leap" has been used colloquially since the 1950s to imply a large change, as opposed to the smallest possible change.[13][14] It is also used in a range of pseudoscientific beliefs (quantum mysticism), where the adjective is used to imply that a paranormal event is a consequence of quantum physics
Yes, if it helps sell something marketeers will use it. That's a good example 'Quantum Leap', I forgot that one.
Your second picture, quack medicine for dogs, probably rates lower than snake oil. I think the proper application of GBH is in order.
Mine is poorer
This spike is from a interefrence occurring sometimes at night
This makes all mains appliances in home to buzz, some loudly
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I might help little: Here are a few pictures, one is where this test was done, the other a slightly better view of the measurement, the third has more info relating to the measurement.
First, what you have to do, you have to find out what the BMI 8800 measures and what format is prints out. Then, you will find that it nulls the 60Hz from the power line and looks at the rest.
First, what you have to do, you have to find out what the BMI 8800 measures and what format is prints out. Then, you will find that it nulls the 60Hz from the power line and looks at the rest.
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Anyone who thinks that a bybee works is an idiot!
They are just a capacitor!
The Bybee Quantum Purifier Revealed
You can do that with a sound card. Again the notation "intermodulation gone" what intermodulation? There is no experiment outlined here that can be replicated. Ordinary ferrite clamps will reduce/change little spikey stuff on anyone's mains and I can measure that all day long.
Hi John.
Any ideas on what JB means by absorbing and excluding "specific electrons" ?.
Dan.
As waves or particles, how does he find them? You guys are putting us on aren't you? What does it mean to absorb or exclude an electron where does it go? Sad thing is you can't get any real physicist to respond to this stuff it's so stupid they won't waste their time.
The ONLY damn thing a Bybee attenuates is the size of audiophool's wallets!!
If these things are dissipating quantum noise as heat as they claim, it should be possible to measure that heat in comparison to the heat the resistor on it's own would dissipate.
Unless of course there's some 'majik fisiks' that prevents it from being measured, much like when you ask a psychic why they don't just go get rich betting on the ponies.
Unless of course there's some 'majik fisiks' that prevents it from being measured, much like when you ask a psychic why they don't just go get rich betting on the ponies.
I was told by Jack the resistors did get warm by the quantum effect if there was a great deal of energy to dissipate from the quantum process, but usually the added heat should be small, because it operates at such a low level.
By the way, did you notice that the 0.025 ohm resistor in the Bybee device has a rating printed on it of 25W! Yet it looks like a 2 to 5W resistor. How do they make such a resistor with such a high wattage rating in such a small package? Can you do it for 50 cents? (That's what many think a resistor should cost with that size)
By the way, did you notice that the 0.025 ohm resistor in the Bybee device has a rating printed on it of 25W! Yet it looks like a 2 to 5W resistor. How do they make such a resistor with such a high wattage rating in such a small package? Can you do it for 50 cents? (That's what many think a resistor should cost with that size)
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