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Beatit Box – MJ

Updated 29 Jun 2024 | Published 14 Jan 2024 by M

Beatit Box – MJ

Glassy Tone from Glass Guitar – dispels the dispel

Updated 19 Jun 2024 | Published 10 Dec 2023 by M

Glassguitar Glassytone

Glassy Tone from Glass Guitar

John Mayer 14 Dumble Amps

Updated 19 Jun 2024 | Published 1 Dec 2023 by M

John Mayer 14 Dumble Amps

Interesting Instruments

Updated 29 Jun 2024 | Published 12 Jun 2023 by M

Interesting Instruments

Interesting Instruments

Symphony! The Inheritors Stole The Music! It Was Composed by Giants! — Martin Liedtke — Scores, Instruments, Bridges, Cannonballs, Bells

Updated 30 Jun 2024 | Published 13 Mar 2023 by M

Something About Bells

Inheritors Stole The Music

Nonlinearity in Musical Instruments

Updated 10 Jul 2024 | Published 25 Mar 2021 by M

Nonlinearity Instruments

Nonlinearity in Musical Instruments

“A great Scientist is more greatly an Occultist.”

Welcome fellow travelers; discerning smarties; open-minded and rational afficionados of truth and beauty, to our constantly-curated cornucopia of curiosities delving deeply beyond the beyonds of esoterica, eclectica, engineering, and evermore “-ologies” — a ‘top-drawer’ overflowing delectable variety and intrigue.

“It is important not to worship what is known but to question it.” – J Bronowski

This website largely concerns vibrations, oscillations, energies — vibratory anything — with life, physics, science, music in primary focus, plus oddball tidbits aplenty mixed-in for flavor and zest.

“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” – Ben Franklin

Time Bending by Science and Jesuits – What does “one second” actually mean?

All is inseparably connected via vibration. Per scripture, sound was the beginning: If “God is two octaves above man,” but ‘silence is golden,’ doesn’t that leave us somewhere between precious and divine? We should live up to that.