Perfect Path "Solutions" (PPS) eMat


Does anyone know the intricate details of how these most current PPS eMats differ, aside by appearance, from the previous two generations of PPT eMat & eMat+?.any insight will be greatly appreciated...

Thanx! Mooncrikit
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MC ...

That first video reminded me of my first sip of a friend's home-roasted coffee. The person I bought my speakers from asked me if I liked coffee. I told him that, yes, I buy the best. At the time I was having  Gevalia coffee home delivered on a regular basis.

https://www.gevalia.com/bagged-coffee/

My friend quickly informed me that in comparison to home roasting, Gevalia was pure garbage. He sent me a quarter pound of four different varieties that he had recently roasted. Well, from the first sip, I knew what I had to do. So, I found this site, and have been a customer for years now: 

www.sweetmarias.com.

Once one learns to home roast, it is like going from the crappy digital of the 80s to recordings from the Golden Age that used tube mics.  It is like going from Scoresby blended scotch to a fine single-malt. 

The price is right too. I probably spend an average of $6.50 per pound for the green beans. I wait for "Tom" at Sweet-Maria's to list beans that he ranks at 90 or better before I buy. Of course, there's the initial expense of the roasting equipment, but once you have it, it is clear sailing after that.

This is the roaster I would recommend.

https://www.sweetmarias.com/drum-roasting-starter-kit-2.html

It has a smoke filter in it so that you can roast in your kitchen instead of out on the patio like all of the others. I have to warn you though ... the green beans last for years if properly taken care of. So, like vinyl records, one seems to accumulate a lot of different varieties. Right now I probably have around twenty pounds of 90+ rated green beans in the pantry.

Here's the brewer I would recommend. Get the large one.

https://www.sweetmarias.com/yama-vacuum-brewer-two-sizes.html

Also, you would want the metal filter for the brewer. It is easier to clean and lasts a long time. Plus there is no paper filter involved to affect the taste of the coffee:

https://www.sweetmarias.com/yama-stainless-steel-reusable-filter.html

Frank
  marqmike   >>>
  • "I haven’t seen this said before, but I find it true in my case also.
  • And thank you again for the tip on the PPT TC."

    You're welcome. TC was an amazing product. Too bad it left us when Tim passed. 

    Frank
1971gto455ho ...

Try to be nice. Your input will go a lot further here and will be looked upon as having a lot more credibility if you refrain from knocking products that you know nothing about and have never tried for yourself.

Frank
Oops I poked the bear now I’ve to feed a dish of fabricated Audio nuts and bolts to satisfy the ferocious appetite. I’ll be nice charging little as there’s plenty of product to fill that dish. 
Cheers folks 

I am pretty late to this discussion,but does anyone know of the Emat's are being produced anywhere?  Moonkrikit said they had mats with different labels, and I missed the PPT train but was hoping to find some of their products, or something similar? 

Any help is appreciated.

Russell