Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat

I am not wholly sure that even beta testers would get a huge financial break in all honesty.
Yep call me naïve if you like
Why not.....

Give me a break, you don’t have any idea what you’re talking about. I have a different word than naive. You’re the one hurling the insults. Go jump in a lake.

Listening to my second E Mat, placed Thursday between Richard Gray 240V/120V system transformer and Richard Gray 1200C front-end power supply, which supplies Wadia 861 SE/GNSC player that has one mat underneath.  
If there is a "noise floor", the bottom just dropped out, revealing even more information, formerly hidden behind and between other information. Nuances of percussion, keyboard fills and voice harmonies are popping out all across the deeper and wider soundscape.  Worn-out cliches, yes, but how else to describe it? 

jafreeman:

Congratulations on the further improvement of your system with the second Omega E Mat. It is difficult to verbalize the improvement in a system as additional Mats are installed and then become stabilized after being in place for Two weeks. My audio systems are now more emotionally moving and stimulating.Trying to verbalize the why of this effect I will leave to others.

The cost of multiple Mats is considerable but not more than two or three upper tier Power Cords, one or two DACs, or a premium amplifier such as my Pass Labs INT-60.

I am on the Board of Directors of El Paso Pro Musica  whose artistic director is Zuill Bailey (three time Grammy Award winner in classical music). My passion in life is listening to music.  My audio expenditures allow me to have a greater connection to the music I listen to and a greater connection to the artists who create the music. I think the Omega E Mats are an audio bargain.

David Pritchard

David, 

As an E mat "superuser", your endorsement of the mat, both personally and professionally, carries considerable weight. I am looking forward to adding more mats over time--thanks for the encouraging reports of continued gains with each additional mat.  Is there a point at which you would stop adding to a system?  Wondering if there is a limit to the density of sound one room can accommodate.

Joseph Freeman