The Grid Protector, the EMI Protector and The Allocator By Schnerzinger-In My System and I’m Blown Away

So you're saying that the Schumann resonators could remain? Sorry I'm confused.
I think we agree that what you hear rules, so I recommend to try in practice.
But in theory, as long as you don’t have various Schumann or other resonators of different manufacturers in place which could be too much on a common frequency, I’d say yes, they can remain (theoretically). They won’t interfere with the Schnerzinger equipment in terms of overcompensation as newer Schnerzinger equipment only acts on existing noise.

Regarding Schumann resonators together with Schnerzinger Giga Cancelling, I assume Schnerzinger would also recommend to try by ear, what you like best and to repeat that with progressing use of Giga Cancelling devices. At the end you might prefer Schnerzinger only but inbetween there might be other phases. I just think it’s counter productive to use other devices with various fix HF noise suppression together with Schnerzinger, as you then have the disadvantages of the other devices paired with lesser efficiency of the Schnerzinger devices in this case due to overlapping.
 
Understood now, thanks. Yes, of course, our own ears always lead.
 
...you write "no" but then re-state what I wrote. Which is fine...I won't press for facts you don't have. No worries. Thank you. Carry on.
Sorry, I may have misunderstood you. I said no to what I thought you meant (that the Schnerzinger devices continue to send out waves) and tried to explain how it is in fact (they don’t send out waves).

But it could be that you meant the devices which produce the noise. Then please ignore my „no“ ;-)

The noisy devices certainly continue to send out their noisy waves. Schnerzinger gear continuously catches them with the antennas and cancels them inside the units, so as you said, the environment is more or less free of the noisy waves, which are somehow „sucked“ into the Schnerzinger devices.
 
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Sorry, I may have misunderstood you. I said no to what I thought you meant (that the Schnerzinger devices continue to send out waves) and tried to explain how it is in fact (they don’t send out waves).

But it could be that you meant the devices which produce the noise. Then please ignore my „no“ ;-)

The noisy devices certainly continue to send out their noisy waves. Schnerzinger gear continuously catches them with the antennas and cancels them inside the units, so as you said, the environment is more or less free of the noisy waves, which are somehow „sucked“ into the Schnerzinger devices.
@Jazzjunkie you speak as if very knowledgeable or a representative of Shnerzinger - are you?
Just trying to assess the confidence to put into what these devices would do in my home.
I have reached out to Gideon yesterdy but no response yet. Thx
 
@Jazzjunkie you speak as if very knowledgeable or a representative of Shnerzinger - are you?
Just trying to assess the confidence to put into what these devices would do in my home.
I have reached out to Gideon yesterdy but no response yet. Thx
Thanks but no, I’m not, I’m just a long time user who talked to them a few times already as I had similar questions as you all have ;-) I strongly assume you will get feedback from Gideon soon, as all involved usually care a lot about their customers.
 
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