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He literally just demonstrated it though... Not completely disagreeing yet because I need to do more research, but how did you decide it's a scam?

@@morgandavis5401 Several reasons: 1) There is no plausible mechanism by which it could do the things claimed. Subtle changes in wall vibrations have no effect on woodwinds. If they did, we would all be wearing sewing thimbles on our fingers to avoid damping those vibrations. In the absence of a mechanism, we need solid evidence that it does something to take it seriously, but 2) there is no evidence that it does anything at all. 100 years of behavioral science tells us that tests absolutely must be blind to the player. When this has been done, players can't tell if the lefreque is attached or not. 3) The 'spectrum analysis' evidence on the lefreque web site is pseudoscience. It's not blinded or analysed in a meaningful way. The experiments in the videos from Kuijt make no sense either. 4) Kuijt claims to have done research to develop the lefreque but it is clear from what he says that he lacks a basic understanding of musical acoustics. Inventions do not occur by accident, so this cannot be an invention. 5) The product line and the claims for it are constantly expanded. They sell it at every price point. You can have gold, sliver, brass, even a 'composite' one for your recorder. And they claim it works not only with metal and wood woodwinds with bare metal or cork joints but also with plastic instruments and even with brass instruments. When the product does nothing, it is a great advantage for the marketing department, because you can sell it to anyone for any purpose.

@@johnprice2731 I agree.

John Price I think you should try some out at a music store to see if it actually makes a noticeable difference to your sound. Companies are obviously going to bend the truth but I think you should come at things with a little bit more of an open mind. Unless you have already tried some. P.S. Make sure that you try several different versions as each version “changes” your sound in a different way.

Alan Knight I have tried it. I hope you can consider the evidence with an open mind. In this experiment players were blindfolded and asked to decide if the Lefreque was attached to their instrument or not. You don't have to understand the statistical analysis to appreciate the raw results, which are given in column 6 of Table 2. Five players did 20 trials each, and none of them could reliably tell if the Lefreque was attached or not. Notice especially the musician M3, a professional symphonic player who uses a gold Lefreque every day. This player correctly judged if the Lefreque was attached or not in only 8 out of 20 trials, even worse than if they were just guessing randomly. The Lefreque is snake oil. pub.dega-akustik.de/ISMA2019/data/articles/000095.pdf

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