Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat

I have a Nakamichi cassette deck that hasn't been used in a year or two ... even though I have a ton of prerecorded tapes.   I decided to hook it up this morning and have a go at it

 After listening for about an hour, I placed two Omega E Mats, one on top, and one underneath the unit. Uhh ... to say it was greatly improved is an understatement. So, if you're still nutz like me and still enjoying cassettes, or if you have a good reel to reel deck, try a mat there. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised. 

Frank

Frank
I have 3 Nak decks...lol
And more tapes than CD!

And as soon as the minimees released I will be trying them on at least one Nak!

Uberwaltz ...

I was using my Nak deck to record some of my favorite LP's so that I could listen to them in my car that has a Mark Levinson sound system in it. Its a 2005 Lexus LS 430 that still has under 70,000 miles on it. Super quiet ride, so the all-analog cassette tapes sound really good. Is that nuts, or what? *lol*

Hmm ... Mini-Mats on the car stereo?? Now you've got me thinking ... :-)

Frank

Go for it!
Sounds interesting.
I wonder if placed on car battery what would happen?

Well I have treated many of the electrical contacts  in my Honda Accord (including the battery terminals and speaker terminals ) with Total Contact and it did make a difference. I can not easily get to the electronics so no good way to try an Emat at that location.

Putting 18 Synergistic Research HFT's on the interior of the car then made a big difference in the car's acoustics.

Streaming Spotify via my I Phone to the Honda Apple link USB port now gives me great sounding - commercial free music of my choice while driving.

It does sound great.

David Pritchard