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If you wanna resonate with Schumann resonance 447 Hz or more precisely 446.44 Hz is correct. If you like the sound of lower tunings below standard 440 Hz [which 432 Hz is] and want Schumann resonance then 421 Hz or 421.39 Hz is correct. 432 Hz is not really a "natural" frequency as has been falsely touted from the 1990s.

@@asherasator Thank you so much for your reply. I will use your information to do my own further research myself as well. I appreciate it!

Congratulations! DST 152 is an excellent 1st or 300th guitar! My sunburst 152 is like my 1st electric guitar, except that this fingerboard is maple.

I haven't played the 200 series, but I'm sure it's good as the other lines and eventually get one. Everything from Donner so far has been pleasing. I looked at the specs for the 200, fingerboard is purpleheart with poplar body, so its like the 100 but with coil-tap to make the bridge pickup single or double coil, and a painted headstock. The sonic resonance of the 100 is unique because of the fingerboard and body combo, no other strat from any brand sounds like it, so the 200 will most likely show those acoustical characteristics. The 152 line with laurel fingerboard and poplar body also has its own unique tonality. That' s what makes Donner great, each series is not necessarily better than another, but the different wood details and specs offer tonality differences. And the 100 has a flatter fingerboard radius than the 152 or 400. The pickups for each line are slightly different and all sound good. I utilize them depending on what I'm tonally in the mood for.

JHVH, YHWH, IEUE is not a name. It is a tetragrammaton vowel chant that was utilized at many locations and temples in Eurasia and the mid-east and used to formally address various forces and deities. After the Maccabee revolt in Jerusalem forcing out the original Melkizedek King and Priesthood [which had a different religion] was installed the Hasmonean dynasty that brought in Pharisee/Farsi priests from the outskirts of Babylon. The Pharisees and Ezra formulated the political and religious narratives that now are in the Pentateuch and other old testament books that did not exist prior to 200 BC, and evolved into rabbinical Judaism. The vowel chant JHVH was biblically used alongside other primarily common Canaanite deity names and incorrectly interpreted much later as an individual name. The more correct use of it was in the context of 'Eternities' or 'Gods' or for one of the 'Elites'. At times it was used like: 'Hail!' Kind of like when people at concerts or gatherings go: 'Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!' The Melkizedek priesthood scattered and went to different locations like Qumran by the Dead Sea, and also other places where various forms of Gnostic ideas came from and further evolved sects with the main emphasis being against the Jerusalem temple controlled by the Pharisees and Sadducees. It was under these conditions the idea came from of JHVH as a name and demonic demiurge. That's the real reason why modern rabbinical Jews don't say the tetragrammaton but use Adonai, aka Adonis, Dionysus [Dion=god, Ysus-Isus=Jesus]. Jews originally worshipped the spiritual concept of Jesus ['Ieshua' and 'Ashera'] as a preexistent being and saving Angel. The Pharisaic priesthood mixed the well known regional histories, myths and narratives into their own brand of politics and religion. I recommend the books: (1) Understanding The Dead Sea Scrolls [1992] by Hershel Shanks. (2) Myth And History In The Bible [2003] by Giovanni Garbini. (3) Berossus And Genesis, Manetho And Exodus [2006] by Russell Gmirkin. Most of the books mentioned can be found online as free pdf files. Book # 3 goes into how Egyptians viewed Seth-Typhon [Satan] with the Hyskos and contributed to some of the later Christian Gnostic views. Book # 2 emphasizes after the Maccabees, Pharisees and Ezra the new false priesthood and Hasmoneans gave up on the ways of Melkizedek and Moses for their own political ambitions. Book # 1 goes into historical detail of the Dead Sea Scroll community and the Jersualem temple. The name Hasmona was also spelled: 'Chasmona'. The devil Asmodeus was also spelled: 'Chasmodai'. These are regional and time variations of the same idea, name and word that evolved into other meanings, stories and legends. At minimum Asmodeus originally refers to either 'Hasmona Dei' as 'God of the Hasmoneans' or to the Hasmoneans themselves. That's where the narratives of Solomon and Asmodeus building the temple are from. The rabbinical temple, foundations and traditions were made and formulated under the Hasmoneans. According to Rashi the Angel that named Jacob 'Israel' and wrestles with is Samael, the devil. According to Anatoly Fomenko 'Israel' means 'Theomachist' and 'Judaic' is 'Theocratic. And these are two different things. For views and examples of JHVH used as a vowel chant other ways I recommend: (4) 'Mystery Of The Seven Vowels' [1991] by Jocelyn Godwin. (5) The Greek Qabalah [1999] by Kieren Barry. (6) Jesus Christ, Sun Of God [1993] by David Fideler. These books utilize and emphasize concepts that have become familiar in Gnostic studies, like AEIOU formulations which incidentally was also used by the Habsburgs in symbolism, but told it meant something else concealing their true meaning. The vowel chant itself when intoned correctly resonates with all over and undertones into Infinity. Judaic history is complex because of sectioned interpretations and false narratives culturally set in society, media and religious institutions. To navigate through it one must understand there was always forms of Gnosticism and Sufism [Kabbala and Emanationism] that morphed through time, of which Judaism cannot be understood without it. I recommend: (7) The Assyrian Tree Of Life, Tracing The Origins Of Monotheism And Greek Philosophy [1993] by Simo Parpola. (8) Major Trends In Jewish Mysticism [1941] by Hershom Scholem. (9) Sanctuary Of The Divine Presence [2012] by J. Zohora Meyerhoff Heironymus. In book # 8 Scholem shows that Judaism and it's mysticism at it's core is another branch of Gnosticism from Hassidic (Chassidic) traditions and Sufism. Maimonides was heavily influenced by Islamic authorities and took on many of their hidden Sufi [Sofia Gnostic] traditions which in turn influenced the rest of European Judaism. Modern Judaism actually owes Islam with Hellenistic Emanationism and philosophy for much of it's mystical ideas, as Islam itself evolved from eastern Nestorian and Arian branches of Christianity. The oldest version of the Koran is originally a Christian choir book: Kor=Choir, An=Book from Syrian-Aramaic sources brought to Arabia as a summation of biblical stories and intended for conversion. That's why the Koran was written with rhythm and rhyme as it was easier to remember oral traditions when Surahs [Ashura, Ahura] are sung. Rabbinical Judaism is basically the idealized pre-Islamic religion using the Ashuri and Ashurit script influenced by mid-east sects and secret societies. # 7 shows the earliest form of Kabbala stemming from the Assyrians which is a direct descendent from the Sumerian temples and prehistory. Book # 9 goes into detail of Chassidic Gnostic interpretations and application of the biblical narratives. Interestingly in History Of The Jews, Volume I or II [1893] by Heinrich Graetz, he says: 'Simon Magus is the Apostle Paul'. Various branches of Christian Gnosticism traditionally associated with Simon Magus and it's practical historical forms were directly absorbed into the Eastern Orthodox Churches. Because of the Maccabee revolt and altering of the Jerusalem temple which created their versions of history and theology is why Marcion did not endorse or canonize many rabbinical books, and early Christianity were very selective and mostly New Testament focused. But overall that is also why St. Augustine converted to Christianity after many years of Manichaeism and Neoplatonism, he became Christian as it had all the necessary Gnostic and most ancient truths in it. That is why he said: 'That which is known as the Christian religion existed among the ancients, and never did not exist'.

@@asherasator ok

Congratulations. 152 line is very good, especially as a first guitar.

In Codex Sinaiticus the oldest version of the New Testament the name spelled as Iesous Christus or any variation of that doesn't exist. In Codex Sinaiticus it's spelled: IU XU.

it's the acoustics of the guitar as I'm picking it hard. The camera was closer to the guitar than the amp which was on the floor behind me. I don't blast the amp so the mic picks up the guitar.

Thank you!

At scribd.com I have work on other tunings as well that may interest you.

You're welcome! Yes for sure Yngve was listening to and influenced by top apex guitarists of the time, which made him a better player and strive to reach for the musical summit. Uli Roth was a heavy influence on him.

Thank you!

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@@asherasator I'm just saying man this cheap copy being better than every possible guitar ever just has to be a sales gimmick. I've played on the 400 and the 152 and both were absolutely unplayable and sounded like cardboard. They don't even feel like instruments more like toys...

@@preston_4824 I set up my guitars the way I like. I've owned more custom built instruments than anyone I know, and for strats these guitars and pickups are better than most, especially for the price. The wood combination tones and resonance for the 100, 152 and the Q1 for me is unique. The classical for the price and quality is unparalleled. To call these "toys" is ridiculous. I can play anything I want at any price, and these are what I enjoy playing at the moment. Some people need to pay a lot for things to feel good about them, which is fine. Placebo effect is real.

Yes Donner guitars sound good the way they are. I'm not into modifying anymore unless something needs to be replaced. The 400 is as Fender as it gets and with better pick ups. I like the different wood combinations on the other series for different tones and feel. The radius on the 100 is flatter like an old school Charvel or Jackson. Nowadays those brands come with compound radiuses which I'm not into. Warmoth started compound radiuses back in the 80s and have owned several but prefer an even radius.

Not sure who the artist is. It came up just googling Asherah. Mary images and Black Madonna icons and statues have taken over pagan Asherah female ideas. One title of Asher [Osiris] in Egypt was called: "Lord Of The Perfect Black".

Donner electric guitar bodies here are standard Strat sizes with feel and contours. The necks on mine have minor differences [but I also have different gauge strings on them at the moment with various tunings which may affect how they feel]: DST-400 is the thickest feeling, DST-100 has a slightly flatter radius, DST-152 is in between and same radius as DST-400. All have vintage style tuners with square blocks on back, which I prefer. DST-400 tuners are slotted open top on pegs. All these models have vintage size fret wire. A modern element with them is a more satin finish on the necks instead of gloss. The single coil pickup magnets on DST-400/100 are staggered, on DST-152 they're even. They may be different pickups on each model, but for me these are some of the best single coils I've heard. So overall there's a vintage yet modern vibe with the details, and in some ways makes them more original Fender like, than modern Fenders.

Exactly! That's what I'm talking about!

Hey Dave!

Hi, congratulations! Seems like you found a nice set. I would say that it is valuable and collectible since Kasparov is an important figure in history and has his own product line. There is a pdf file of his products from 2014. You can try to google 'Kasparov2014.pdf' and see if you can find it. I don't know if there are other catalogs or documentation about them. I'm glad that yours are heavily weighted and hope you enjoy your set and win many games! Good Luck!

@@asherasator hey Ash thanks again for taking the time to reply. I’ll be recording a thorough quality review of the chess set very soon. I hope you get the chance out of your day to check it out in the near future. It maybe posted next week.

If it is like the pieces I have in the video with a 'K' stamped in the rooks it is a rarer find. They are out there, but not too common. The Spruce-Tek pieces come in 2 sizes, smaller ones with a king below 3" and a larger set. When they come with a folding board [Kasparov brand feature] they're called: 'Kasparov Travel Chess' for the smaller pieces. The larger pieces are called: 'Kasparov Championship Chess Set'. When they are the smaller pieces in a cabinet style board like mine in the video [Pavilion/Toy-R-Us feature] they're called: 'Deluxe Tournament Chess'. With the smaller set they're usually about $60 and below with or without shipping. The larger ones can easily be over $100 and they're usually with a non-folding board. I've only seen the larger pieces alone without a board a few times but don't remember the price. The company that makes these also makes other chess pieces that look kind of similar, and also metal versions. But the Kasparov set is very particular, especially with 'K' on the rooks and knight's profile. Good Luck!

@@asherasatorthank you so much for your insight and prompt response. What do you think about the weight of the pieces? Are they weighted? I’m fairly new to chess. Update! I’ve just confirmed that there are K stamps on the rooks.

Hi again, if there is the K stamp, are the pieces made out of wood or plastic? and are they weighted nicely?

@@itsiqbalgaming I only have the smaller ones, and they're not heavily weighted. I don't know about the larger sets since I haven't handled them. They're not wood, but a resin: Spruce-Tek, that's more durable. If they have a 'K' on the rooks they are a Kasparov set.

@@asherasator oh no! I'm disappointed to find out that they are not made out of wood. Is there any downsides to resin chess pieces? Thank you.

Multumesc pentru vorbile tele cu drag si iubire din inima tau. I write faster in English and my grammar is better than in Vlach/Romanian since I grew up in the US. I'm from Vojvodina originally [Banatul Serbesc]. Yes these subjects are difficult for many to understand because there are several things that must be understood first/primu. Pentru multe lume este subjecte foarte greau. That if a non-specialist looks at they may not recognize, or interpret things from the standard watered down (inaccurate) explanations from academia. The truth has been altered over the centuries for several reasons: (1) propaganda and political agenda. (2) Pharisee [rabbinical Judaism] takeover of Christianity starting over 500 years ago. (3) Later scholars and academics ignored the whole body of information that was known [din ani veci si betrin] and relied on interpretation based on the previous traditions of authorities carrying on after the infiltration. But God will always reveal the truth to mankind. Early in my life I asked and prayed to God/Dumnezeu to show me the truth from a very young age, sometime before 10 years old. And over the decades the experiences mystical, psychological and academic accumulated to where I am now. I wouldn't say God "talks" with me, like people use words to communicate. But God would inspire me with a concept, or lead me to a book, a place, or something, an idea or moment of clear understanding would come over me from information I saw and acquired. Sometimes I would see a passage in the bible, an image, or a few sentences in a book that would open up many things and piece together a profound concept. In a moment I would understand an idea or concept from 20+ years ago better. These videos I wanted to do for awhile, but I took my time to go over things and most important try to make them understandable to people of all levels. I'm glad if you can get something from them or help you with your journey. Me bucur si io de tine!

@@asherasator Buna Ionel. Intelegi daca iti scriu in romana? Banuiesc ca poti folosi optiunea translate. Daca scriu in engleza, cred ca nu intelegi mai bine 😜. Eu am doar 1 an jumate de cand am inceput sa ma interesez de ceea ce este Divin. Insa s-a creat in mine o pasiune extrem de puternica. Ai citit despre codurile de la Torá? Este interesant ceea ce zici, ca de mic ai aceasta pasiune. Mie mi se pare ca totul este perfect, asa ca pasiunea pe care tu ai avut-o de mic, si toata iubirea aceasta, este cu un motiv. Vad ca ai vizualizari, insa nu ai likes. Stii de ce? Pentru ca esti pe drumul corect. Majoritatea merg invers. Imi imaginez lupta ta. Eu stiu sigur ca esti pe drumul corect pentru ca mie imi vorbeste Yeshúa si ceea ce tu ai invatat mie imi arata El, nu pentru ca eu am invatat. Insa este atat de diferit de ceea ce oamenii cunosc, incat acum inteleg de ce este lumea atat de dezordonata si de pierduta. O imbratisare din Spania!

You actually can! If you tune to A446.44 or A447 it's not that far off from 440. The low E at A440 is 82.41Hz. At A447 your low E is 83.33Hz. Less than 1Hz difference! The open A string in A440 is 110Hz. At A447 it's 111.75Hz not even 2 Hz more! The open string D at A440 is 146.83Hz. At A447 it's 149.16Hz! That's less than 3Hz on the open string rhythm section AC/DC is notorious for!

What it seems to me is there has been an intentional mistranslation tradition for those words, hiding the fact and trying to disconnect that there is cohesion and connection to neighboring peoples, groups, religions and traditions.

Those are modern spellings and variations you listed. Originally the Hebrews with their letters ["Ashuri script" also called "Ashurit" originating from the Assyrians] and Egyptian hieroglyphs did use some of their so called "consonants" like vowels. It's not true when they say these scripts didn't have vowels. They didn't have them like in the evolved modern sense with symbols. But these ancient languages and people did express vowels sounds with their letters. It would've been impossible to communicate or read accurately if they didn't. But the so called "Name of God" or "Tetragrammaton: JHVH" is more correctly spelled with Latin letters as: IEUE. The J (iod) is I or Y, and H (he) is like the European E as pronounced in the word "Them" or "Hen", and V/W (vav/waw) is like U as in "You". Even earlier Roman use of the Latin letters V was pronounced like a U. The first letter J is iod pronounced like "Yo" and the second letter H would mean the E sound would be made after J/I/Y sound. For it to be "Jah/Yah" the Ashurit letters Aleph or Ayin would have to be used after the J/I/Y, but it's not, so "YAHWEH" is inaccurate. Even the other version from the Masoretes "JEHOVAH" pronounced "IEHOWA" is inaccurate also because there is no reason to make the A sound because it's not implied by the original spelling. IEUE is more correct. Jesus is more accurately translated as: IESHUA. The later versions of the New Testament that modern bibles use it is spelled "IESOUS" in Hellene (Greek) and "JESVS" in Latin. As I said and showed in the video the oldest version of the New Testament (Codex Sinaiticus) the name of Jesus is spelled "IU XU". What's interesting is that if you use the Latin letter V then it's "IV XV" which looks like the Roman numerals 4 and 15. If you add them together 4+1+5=10, 1+0=1. The number of God.

@@asherasator Could you give me your opinion on this documentary? Thanks th-cam.com/video/zmEScIUcvz0/w-d-xo.html

Thank You! Happy New Year!

Yes these are nice sets, and for some it may have nostalgic value since Kasparov is associated with them and Pavilion were a Toys "R" us brand. The larger rooks are interesting and I like the wooden board colors which appears to have mahogany for the lighter squares. The larger sized Kasparov ones are harder to find, but you can still find these on ebay. I saw one where it appears the darker pieces were of a brownish color. Mine are black so there may be variations.

Did you notice at 2:43 it drops an octave? 🙂

I have a lot of gnostic texts and Nag Hammadi in my library. I've studied and utilized them for many years, almost 3 decades. They are important in the history of Christianity and the Abrahamic religions, and also Eurasian and mid-east religion in general. Depending on time period and location it's interesting to see the various versions and details within each sect with their forms of expression and theology that sometimes ties into an important concept. Or sometimes some concepts may have been mistaken, misunderstood or misinterpreted. Each sect had their reasoning, and history from much more ancient sources. Some of the sects were interconnected and names now associated with them are exonyms from later people that scholars or authorities tagged on them and stigmatized, but the groups referred to themselves differently. Some later sects would be extensions of earlier groups. One thing that is not commercially mentioned but true is the Eastern Orthodox tradition especially Russian Orthodox absorbed a lot of Gnostic components. Also studying sources like Gershom Scholem, Heinrich Graetz and others for decades, many strands of Judaism especially the mystical aspects are directly from Gnostic groups, of course of a particular thread sometimes different from what was considered "Christian Gnosticism", but absolutely morphed from Gnostic sources, especially particular Sufi ideas around 1180-1200 AD and onwards, incorporating and establishing Gnosticism as a foundational component of their religion and tradition, because they saw the universal aspect regardless of source and history.

Thanks! I see you have one too! They're great guitars!

Thank you!

What? Reformulate your question.

Thank you!

The video is self explanatory. If you want an elaboration ask more specific questions.

Hey Dave! I was thinking about you and wondering where you been!

@@asherasator All through the country. Now I am in Kentucky teaching. I like it here. How have you been. Still in Lakewood? Still a great guitarist I see. How have you been doing?

@@Debrody1 That's cool I figured you were teaching. I've been in Elyria now for several years raising my daughter. Do you come to N.E Ohio to visit? Is your family still here?

​@@asherasator Actually I am enstranged from my sister and my parents have since passed. I am glad that you are doing well. I'll drop you a note on twitter.

I thought it was you Neal awhile ago but wasn't sure because of the pic.

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