Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat

^^^ 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 

“I am not "putting down" something I know little about. Is the mat that could be appraised by a mag such as Stereophile? It seems that much of the knowledge and experience is word of mouth and perhaps a lot of audiophiles out in the world are missing out?”

amg56,

It is my understanding that Stereophile and TAS (maybe other mags as well?) have a policy that in order for them to review a product, the manufacturer must have a network of dealers. This means that companies who sell their products direct, not through dealers, can never get a review, no matter how effective and/or popular their products may be.

An example of this would be Herbie’s Audio Lab. They have been making excellent, effective vibration control products (tube dampers, footers etc.) for many years. However, because they sell direct, none of their products have ever been reviewed in Stereophile or TAS.

As you know, when dealers get involved, you have substantial markups. This means higher prices. How many wonderful, reasonably priced, audio products are not as well known as they should be, because of those two magazine’s policies?

@oregonpapa 
"5. Street lights are brighter."

What? 

I'm going to assume that you haven't put mats or TC around your neighborhood lights so.... isn't it possible that streets and sanitation cleaned the lights, or the moon cycle illumination affected the sense of increased lighting or etc, etc.

IDK Frank. Do you think that your performance evaluations could be breeding controversy and strong negative reaction?

  LP