Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat

@fleschler

You seem to have so many challenges with your setup - slowing and smearing of sound etc. At what point do you call it a day and start replacing the main components that make up your system? After all, six E-Mats, contact paste, Bryston Isolation transformers and fuses etc. is running quickly into many thousands of dollars?

At what point do you say something like,”I am frustrated that even with countless thousands spent on band-aids, the basic system still needs improvement. Something just isn’t right with my main components, as no high end high fidelity components should be so incredibly finicky. Fidelity means accuracy or faithfulness to the recording and I just can’t get there without a ridiculous number of never-ending band-aids. Worse, my system is so tricky that it has taken no less than 6 E-Mats to achieve the improvement I currently enjoy and I probably still have not done enough!”

shadorne,

We are all happy for you that, as you keep telling us ad nauseam, you have found equipment that was designed and built to account for every conceivable factor that could negatively impact sound quality, and therefore cannot possibly benefit from any tweaks.

The rest of us have had trouble finding these mythical components, and surely couldn’t afford them, even if we did. Please give it a rest.

@shadorne   How dare you not adhere to this thread's dogma?  Shame, shame, shame.👿

Oregonpappa,

I have been told that you have over 20 of the Omega mats. That’s $12,000 in Omega Mats!
Do you have a financial arrangement with Tim since you have so many?
Also, I notice that you are using Audio Research equipment, with all those tubes perhaps they are generating RF/EMI and that’s why you have so many?

The one mat that I have is good, I can't imagine how much better 20 of them would be.

ozzy