Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat

thecarpathian ...

Thanks for the suggestion on the Kona coffee.

I’ve tried the Kona coffees and they are lovely. I find them a bit too smooth for my tastes though.

I’ve posted my source for green coffee beans before, but here it is again:

www.sweetmarias.com

If you go to the site and check out the coffees, you’ll find a graph that shows the characters of each variety. I like the ones with the chocolate overtones. That’s usually the Guatemalan coffees and sometimes the African coffees. However, the Africans are usually noted for their fruity overtones ... a bit of ripe plum, peach or apricot. My brother likes the Africans a lot. This morning, I brewed some top notch coffee from Ethiopia ... yum, very chocolaty in nature.

I like a nice bright cup with the flavors unraveling and exposing themselves as the cup cools a bit. At that point, the really good ones hit you with a bit of sweetness right back where the jaw hinges on each side. I love that ... and the Guatemalan coffees seem to get it really right most of the time. No sweeteners needed. I usually go along with what Tom & Maria suggest on their site. Oh, and their service is top notch.

Most folks brew their coffee way too strong. What I described above is achieved with lighter brews.

If you, or anyone else would like some guidance on which roaster to buy, I’d be more than happy to help.

Frank

@oregonpapa. Agreed about the African coffees, quite fruity and complex. I as well prefer a milder cup. Thank you for the website post, I shall check it out. Happy sipping and listening!

^^^ Thanks, carpathian ...

I was wondering if you home roast, or have ever done so.

The person I bought my speakers from years ago was a home roaster and he turned me on to it. I was already into good coffees (Gevalia) and had it home delivered pre-roasted. You'll pay as much or more for a half pound of pre-roasted Gevalia than you would for a full pound of green coffee beans from sweetmarias. 

https://www.google.com/search?q=gevalia+coffee&oq=gaialvia+coffee&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0l5.113...

It was good coffee, but the person who sold me the speakers sent me a quarter pound of four different varieties that he roasted. I was sold after one sip. It was that good. I bought a roaster and some green beans from www.sweetmarias the next day and never looked back. That was about ten years ago or so.

Frank

amg56 ... 

I don't believe that I've ever put you down for anything. And I won't. Ever.

To answer your question ...

1. Audio ... you know about that.
2. Video ... you know about that.
3. Appliances --- I've had to turn the temperature up three times in my refrigerator. Because it runs more efficiently, it kept freezing the vegetables in the vegetable drawer.
4. Lights in the house seem brighter. 
5. Street lights are brighter. 
6. Overall electric bill has gone down by about 10%.

All of the above include the Mats in the circuit breaker box and judicious use of TC in places unimaginable. :-)

Frank