Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat


I’m curious about this product from Perfect Path Technologies and would like to hear from those that have experience with it. I’ve bought and used the Total Contact enhancer and like what it does for my system so I’m interested in hearing how this Omega E mat performs. 
t_ramey
@fleschler thanks for your reply and concerning a theory about how they work, perhaps they are along the lines of the Bybee Signal Enhancers, except the Omega E mat works without crystals (according to the designer) and from what everyone says more powerful, albeit more expensive.

This is what is said of how the Bybee’s work:

”Like its sibling the Quantum Signal Enhancer, it’s activated by surrounding electromagnetic energy, but has also been designed and engineered to be more effective by creating an extended electric and magnetic field. Once activated, the extended electric and magnetic fields affects the polarity of all electrons and protons in close proximity; affecting their oscillation by making them more aligned with each other. This reaction creates an affect that makes the transfer or sharing of electrons between atoms more streamline and efficient. The results are a stunningly enhanced purity and energy of the video or audio signal. Of note, the active elements inside the iQSE are specially formed crystals that are resistant to damage and will never lose their effectiveness.”

I believe @ozzy was using the Bybee’s until he tried the Omega E mat. Perhaps he can comment on the comparison. Also as someone else mentioned it would be interesting to hear from @ozzy how the mats work with and without the HF MC 0.5’s.

I am currently using 10 Bybee Signal Enhancers ( the originals) and find them highly effective on the consumer unit, switch and router. This is where I’m advising my customers to place them since I have had some detrimental results under the equipment. Somebody commented earlier using these devices is like “ throughing out the baby with the bath water” and this may be the case but on power supplies they definitely lower the noise floor. The Omega E Mat reviews, however, suggests that you can use them universally. Perhaps users can comment on this. Thanks for your time and input.
I have some HFC MC-05’s and the eMatts, the Matt’s in my system were a better value, and returned much greater sonic improvement. I will be selling my HFC cables and stuff, I feel Tim’s products outperform, over deliver and increase my enjoyment better than all my previous tweaks combined. A true winner!
^^^  Hi, Bob ...

Thanks for the input. I knew the Omega E Mats would make those Venture speakers sing. You'll have to come by for another listen. My vinyl rig is sounding really good these days. 

Frank
As far as value goes the TC at $300 outperforms vastly what one mc-0.5 at $300 does. No experience yet with the e-mat but appreciate everybody's Input here and their evaluations. 
It has been my experience, as well as others who owned and since sold HFC, even their ultimate cables, that the HF cables are terrible sounding. Putting pounds of magnets in line on RCAs and A/C cables is a terrible idea and sounds just as bad. I don’t think I’ve ever heard a worse sounding cable. My friend with a formerly $850,000 high end system just removed and sold his $100,000+ stable of HF cables and replaced them with GroverHuffman cables for $3800 and kept some Nordost speaker cables.

Apparently, the Bybees  may work similar to what I suggested for the E-Mat.

As to pulling out poor sounding CDs, YES, many CDs I considered mediocre sounding are now sonically involving (the music was the reason I purchased them) with so much more information in clarity, openness and richer tonal qualities. I would say the worst sounding recordings improved the most while the best recordings improved the least. My 78s were really given a boost into their direct disc recording nature, limited primarily at the frequency extremes but providing richer tone and more dynamic swings. I can’t praise the E-Mat tweak enough after a month in my system. The SR blackbox and Atmosphere XL4 are toys compared to it. I wonder though, if the SR fuses and HFTs were required to obtain this vast improvement but I’m too lazy too remove them to test the hypothesis. Anyone out there using E-Mats with standard fuses and acoustically untreated rooms?