Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat

@fleschler

Since Frank isn’t being paid and isn’t Tim’s brother-in-law, what is "or something"?

Unless I’m mistaken, Frank has been "paid" in free products. Has he monetarily paid for a single product he owns from Tim? This is a simple yes/no question.

Before Frank goes on a tangent of how much "work" he’s done, the beta only requires ONE E mat. If he has multiple unpaid for E mats, then this is beyond the necessary, and is "payment" towards him.


On a different subject, does anyone that likes the E mat not like the Blue fuses? Or is this the same group of listeners like it seems?

Jay23,

I have not, as of yet, ever tried changing out my stock fuses. My mind is open to it.

As of now I am enjoying the TC and Mat products and their benefits.

rc

Quick interrupt. I received my cheapo magnetic mats from eBay yesterday and put three mats under my trusty portable Panny CD player, made in Japan. I listened to a CD I am quite familiar with and got nothing. I also got nothing on my hopped up LG HD TV with stacked magnetic mats on my flat TV amplified antenna.

I do get good repeatable results, on the other hand, with the Walker Talisman degausser (that’s a demagnetized to you civilians) on CDs, on the player itself and on the headphone cable. If it doesn’t make sense it’s not true. - Judge Judy

Geoff, somehow I am not surprised that you achieved "good repeatable results" using the degasser. Truth be told though, I and I suspect a number of us will be busy (repeat, will be busy) on the day of the double blind testing. 

Geoff:
Thank you for doing this important experiment with magnetic mats.

I absolutely agree on the benefits of degaussing CD's. The Walker Tailsman, Acoustic Revive, and Furutech degaussers are all effective in improving CD and DVD performance.


Degaussing improves the sound in my systems in addition to the benefit of E-Mats being in place -presently at the circuit breaker box, amplifier, and Oppo DVD player.

David Pritchard