Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat

@perfect path technologies, thank you for your reply, good to know that the mats properties should be long lasting. Interesting that they work better on there own.

@ozzy, I read your post about the Akiko Corelli and how it’s performance may have been diminished by all the other noise reduction components you are using. It will be interesting to hear your review on the E-Mat and wonder if the same might apply? Are you prepared to try the mat without the other noise reduction components in your system, that would be an interesting test?

All four mats in my system have been in place for 14+ days, and that relaxed quality is in full bloom. It's like the icing on the cake of the other benefits they bring. I don't want to be without it, that's for sure.

My approach to placement was to simply pick the spots I thought were likely to provide the most benefit, and leave them there. The nice thing, though, is that one could experiment with placement for a week, then leave it/them in place for two weeks, and still be well within the 30 day return period.

toetapaudio,

I do have one of the E-Mats. I just got it a couple of days ago. I tried it first over my dac for 2 days, and now its over my CPT 1800 balanced power. Since I only have the one I'm not sure where the best spot is to try it.
I do have Bybee IQSE (8) inside all of my components so it may be too much of a good thing, I'll find out.

ozzy

The claim that they employ two different and mutually incompatible technologies requires robust investigation.

“The claim that they employ two different and mutually incompatible technologies requires robust investigation.”

So you plan to purchase a mat, in order to conduct this investigation, and share your results with us?