Nord User Forum

[Matt-new]

Can I use ozone generator in the room where my NS3 88 is or any material of the Nord will be damaged?

[catosim]

A: Give it a try, and let us know if it it all worked out well
B: Stash the instrument away as you work with the ozone generator

I’d go for B……

[MarkJames]

Do you need to ozonate the Nord or the room? I’d cover all surfaces just to be sure with towels or a sheet. Or just move to another room.

[cphollis]

Do you mean ionizer? I run one in my music studio, no problem so far (2 yrs).

[Schorsch]

Do you mean ionizer? I run one in my music studio, no problem so far (2 yrs).

Just for curiosity - what is it good for?

[MarkJames]

Do you mean ionizer? I run one in my music studio, no problem so far (2 yrs).

Just for curiosity - what is it good for?

I’ve used an ozone generator to get rid of smells (good for cigarette smoke). Given people use them on car interiors I’d have to believe in a room with a Nord should be ok.

[cphollis]

An ion generator generates charged particles which attach to anything floating around, and makes them stick to a wall, floor, etc. The air always smells fresh and invigorating -- like after a rainstorm -- so no musty smells, etc. The charged particles will coat everything with a thin film over a long period of time, so not something for your formal dining area. The other musicians say it helps clear their heads, etc. so why not?

If you're in the US, this is what one looks like on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01G6 ... UTF8&psc=1

Ozone (three molecules of oxygen) is a pollutant and irritant. Not sure why they call these "ozone generators", but they do. If it smells musty and stuffy in your studio, it is certainly worth a try as it worked well in my musty and stuffy studio.

[Gambold]

Well, that had to be the Question of the Month.

I was wondering if I could have beautiful women hanging around my studio and still be able to focus on learning my minor 11th chords, but I'll wait and ask that another day...

[Schorsch]

Well, that had to be the Question of the Month..

No - the question of the month is what the question of the month is

[Bjosko]

I wouldn’t use it to frequent, found a FAQ here, but have also heard they could harmed cars interior
https://airthereal.com/blogs/story/answ ... generators