Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat

uberwaltz ... I’ve got a million of ’em. *lol*

My wife said that if I brought one more piece of stereo equipment home or one more LP, she’d leave me.

I kind of miss her sometimes ... :-)

And by the way ... I have a sub-panel in the master bedroom closet. I already had one E-Mat inside the panel door. I put another two mats in there for tonight's listening session. Wow! Another drop in noise ... and this one wasn't subtle at all. Amazing products coming out of PPT. 

Frank

Actually, we are leaving our home for a larger home, one with a dedicated listening room with only equipment and seating and another separate room for media storage (plus a 120 sq ft Tuff Shed for at least another 5,000 LPs unsorted and unheard).  I am trying to sell 2,000 NOS 1930's-1940's classical 78s and about 2,000 LPs too.  So, I am limiting my buying to mostly CDs, no more 78s or LPs unless they are really cheap or very desirable and affordable.   

The home also has four times the size kitchen, three times the closet space and bathroom space.  My wife appreciates the purchase.  

I'll need more E-Mats because there is a large 400 amp mains and four subpanels (well, the pool/HVAC aren't getting an E-Mat) and I'm using 3 now.  

The proposed system-wide device could eliminate the need for more E-Mats.

fleschler, I look forward to the future and seeing your place on "Hoarders" or "Buried Alive" or perhaps your 1,000's of albums being purchased on "Storage Wars".  

Yikes! Jitter is firing on all cylinders today. Did somebody spike his orange juice?

My LPs and 78s in my permanent collection are housed in seismically secure custom built wall cabinets mounted to 2X6s on 8" plates, 2X 5/8X drywall and 6" 3000 lb. engineered slab.  The CDs are housed in Can Am steel drawer cabinets.  

I've sold or donated 18,000 records in the past 25 years.  I have a rule, if I don't want to hear a recording more than 3 times per year, out it goes.  

I am not a hoarder.  I have/had local collectors of 1 million to 1.5 million records (Tom Chandler, Music Man Murray, etc.) who hoarded records relative to their stores and then there's the esteemed record producer Tom Null, who also has 1 million recordings but listen to them.