Natursound-technology Klanggesund®
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Not only do we have the phenomenal technology of the EESystem as the core of our centre, we also decided to add an additional layer of healing through implosive sound technology by Original Mechow Sound Transducers®.
This technology is based on the principles of harmonic spherical sound, which is modelled on nature through innovative acoustic technologies with the help of the Original Mechow Sound Transducers®. In this way, the positive effects of natural analogue sound can be easily integrated into a sound-healthy® and individual everyday life. This adds another healing dimension to your experience in the EESystem as it works with the dimension of Parasound and vibration and creates another energetic fountain for the body to come into harmony with. Everything in existence has a vibration and our bodies vibrate at a natural rate in harmony with nature. We live in very unnatural environments that are polluted energetically with electrical and radioactive noise. In order to reinstate and recalibrate back to our original harmonic resonance, we need some environmental help to achieve this. So the EESystem works mainly on Paralight electrical dimensions, the Mechow Sound system works on the Dimension of Parasound. Both inspired by the discoveries of the great Nikola Tesla whom focussed on Energy, frequeny and vibration as the answers to everything in the universe. |
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Original Mechow Schallwandler® create a technological approach to natural acoustics. The units convert the one hundred percent direct sound of a loudspeaker cone with the aid of a patented cone (campanoid) so that sounds and frequencies spread out spherically and with low sound pressure. The sound propagation of two Klanggesund® transducers creates an acoustic hologram: the listener perceives sounds three-dimensionally and has the feeling of being in the middle of the acoustic action. The heart of the Original Mechow Schallwandler® is the cone, which transforms the direct sound of the loudspeaker into spherical sound. Two sound transducers create an acoustic hologram. The cone is the result of intensive research.
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