Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat

Elizabeth
I find your attitude and posts neither insulting or childish but usually illuminating.
However on this subject I think you may have missed the mark quite badly.

I admit it would be a little tedious to trawl through all 1500 posts but it was established LONG ago that magnetism had nothing to do with the emats performance, rather just a convenient way of affixing them to breaker box doors and equipment etc. The smaller ecards have no magnetic properties whatsoever.
But you go girl, fill us in with the sordid details as they happen.
We are all 👂

I must say, those were two very unElizabeth like posts....

Yeah, you picked the wrong thread to have some fun on, Elizabeth. Per your own thread, it really IS time to just quit.....at least, here.  

Mr jafreeman, I think we would all be interested in what exactly you are planning on doing if she chooses to not quit posting?

@elizabeth Those sticks you call them, Hallographs, are made of three woods including ebony, quite expensive.  Try buying some premium quality and then machining them.  I've used Shakti Hallographs since they were invented and so do my friends who are mastering engineers, Robert Pincus, Better Records, Tom Port and Oregonpapa.  Don't knock them until you've tried them.  I have poorly focusing speakers (Legacy Focus which is a misnomer) and after using them, my speakers focus and have an expanded soundstage like a $50,000 pair.  

As to the kitchen magnets, I tried six of them and they are worthless as to affecting my audio and video systems.  On the contrary, the E-Mats, full size, one dozen, greatly improve my sonics.  Just one on the main power box significantly improved the video picture with enhanced color and brightness on my 75" Sony 940D.  My wife does not want me to remove it.

I've always enjoyed reading your posts.  Why knock these great products?