Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat

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Its amazing how much noise we were putting up with prior to the PPT products coming on board.

The interesting thing is, there’s a lot more noise left that will be removed by the use of more mats, with more judicious use of TC, and future products coming down the pike from PPT (according to Tim).

Personally, I can hardly wait for the new products. As it is, I’m getting realism in sound and vocals from the system now that is allowing me to actually suspend disbelief, and I have yet to paste my circuit breaker switches with TC.

Have any of you pasted the glass on your small signal tubes yet? How about the inside of your power conditioners? Speaker crossovers? Wall sockets? Wall switches? If not, highly recommended. :-)

Frank

Have any of you pasted the glass on your small signal tubes yet?

Yes, based on your recommendation, I just bit the bullet and pasted the glass on the three 12ax7 tubes in my Eastern Electric phono preamp. OMG!! This treatment blows away every other application of TC in my system. I kid you not. I was absolutely gobsmacked by the incredible drop in the noise floor and the massive improvement in clarity and tone and overall musicality that came about as a result. This is THE TC treatment to try folks.

^^^ Nice! Thanks for the affirmation, Bradmorris1.

If you can, do the crossovers and the power conditioner. I can just about guarantee you that as good as the results are that you’re enjoying due to the tube pasting, these two items will blow those results away. Another spot to paste with good results is the outside of your wall sockets. Remove the covers and paste the screws, wires and the sockets themselves. Be sure to turn the main breaker off before you begin. :-)

I have no way of measuring it, but Tim says that pasting the signal tubes allows the tubes to run cooler and will lenthen their life span.

Frank

Is it true that pasting the wall socket gives better results if  you paste all the wall sockets and not only the one that feeds the system ? 
Do we really  need to paste every wall socket of the house for best results ?

^^^ I just pasted the one that the system is plugged into.