Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat

I just received my e cards yesterday (fast delivery) but I just put them in my main system this evening. Two on the stock umbilical cord at each point of connection. One on the Audience R2P-TO power conditioner. One under the Eichmanns power strip and one on the DNM preamp’s power supply. I wil probably do some further shifting around to find the best placement for my system. 

The improvements are definitely noticeable in more tuneful, powerful bass and a more detailed, organic treble and midrange. Soundstage has also improved some. The notes fade out more completely and are better defined. The PRaT is definitely improved.

Thanks for great products and fast delivery Tim!

rc

34 pages

Yes---thirty-four pages of positive attestations regarding the breakthrough products of PPT.   

yoby,
I sold all of the MC-05's.

Frank, David, 
I do have only one Omega mat in my circuit breaker box, but I also placed one underneath my Niagara 7000. Seems to have a pretty good effect there.

ozzy

Ozzy ... 

As I said in a previous post ... the more mats, the better the sound gets. Try two or three in your circuit breaker box, as that seems to be the most effective place to start with them. Then add mats under your sources as the budget allows.  Just keep stacking them up. *lol*

Also, the Omega E-Mats work really well in combination with PPT's Total Contact. Its a synergy kind of thing. 

Although I've never tried them, based upon several reports from users, the MC-05's seem to degrade the effect of the Omega E-Mats. Not knocking the product here ... just reporting on what other's have shared with me.

The sound I'm getting from red-book CD's is absolutely fantastic. Its been a solid four weeks since we pasted the circuit breaker switches and the mains with TC. This is a phenomenal breakthrough in sound. I'm going to attempt to get several A'goner's over for a listening session this coming week and they can report here what it's all about. Zowie!

Mas, MriBob, and Steve ... you guys have to come over to hear what's going on here. 

Frank