Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat

@fazee - just based on how speakers, phono cartridges and hard drives (many music servers have hard drives) work I would suggest keeping a magnet away from them. Maybe Perfect Path Tech doesn’t think its a problem though.

@fazee yes the smaller one should be fine. The magnetic strength I am pretty sure  will not affect a hard drive. I have had a full mat on my Mac Mini, small card on my I Phone for weeks. no problem at all.

Listening now--was away from home for three days and am enjoying my return to music more than ever since placing an E Mat under my Wadia player, a large unit that also contains a pre-amp. Two E Mats could fit under this player, which is now 3 inches off the granite deck because it sits on vibration damping footers.  Question:  Does the E Mat exert its effect pretty much straight up and down, or is there also a horizontal field of effect that is treating the entire 16" X 16" unit? Also, how does a side-by-side placement compare to a stacked placement under a component?  
    

jafreeman ...

I've tried stacking three mats under each component. The effects are cumulative. The noise floor drops significantly with each mat. Is there a limit where the SQ diminishes? Who knows? If so, I haven't found that limit yet. 

I haven't tried placing them side by side. 

I found that having the magnetic side facing up toward the bottom of the component gives a slight improvement in SQ. 

The above comments refer to my system only. I suspect that Steve Fleischer is doing some experimenting. Maybe he can add to this. 

The clarity brought about by these mats is astounding.

Frank