Perfect Path "Solutions" (PPS) eMat

Einstein, why don’t you take a quick look over in the Crazy, crazy, crazy thread under Audio Clubs. You will find that the predominant theme there is that no one even wants to have a drink with you.

Audio2design is a pleasure to read compared to you. I hope you get that. I wonder what other audio site kicked you out that you stumbled here.

Color me not a fan.

Search my posts over the last 19 years, you will not find me having said a negative thing about anyone before.

Here is my take on the eMat.  I have a fairly nice system, have what I consider decent but not extravagant anything, nice enough speaker cables, interconnects and aftermarket power cables.  I can hear changes when made to my system easy enough. Other than that just mentioned I have never purchased one tweak.  I happened to obtain a few eMats free from a friend.  So no skin in the game one way or the other.

I put the mats in the cover of my electric panel and on or under all major components (not speakers).  I also made one other minor change to my system I cannot remember.  I have to say that at the time I noticed a nice identifiable improvement in the sound of my system.  But because of the other non eMat related change there is always that question in my mind how much improvement there would have been without it.  Personally I attribute it all to the eMats but truly have no idea how.

@mahgister
Your post was not too long and a delight to read.

Jetter is more wise than myself... 

Not in this lifetime my friend.

Actually the wealthy people I know aren't totally humble, but they also aren't aggressive or have a rude manner.  Very nice people in fact. Their success was brought on by talent, people want what skills they have to offer and to help them helps themselves.  If you push chances are you will bump into someone that will show you what pushing is really all about, give you an education. 

Along the path I have seen those that thought they were the "brightest" and "special", who simply didn't know how to treat people with the normal dose of respect, and it was not long before they were washed out, to a person. Simple test, would you like to work with someone like you?  If you think you are a jerk, you are one.