Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat

I received my fourth E-Mat.  Had plans on leaving under a ss amp that is out of service.  I decided to place under my SR PowerCell with the glass too yesterday.  My system definitely sounded better but I could tell the effect was varying of time.  Well this morning, the E-Mat had settled in for about 14 hours and now my reviewing system sounds incredible.  Talk about more natural, tighter bass, better stereo separation and improved soundstaging.  Wow.  I'm wondering how it would sound under a Tranquillity Base.  If you have components that are $5K or more, you owe it to your self to evaluate the E-Mat and for those with a budget system, the smaller version should be the ticket.

I'm up to 11 Omega Mats and 4 Alpha cards in my system and have pasted all contacts including my ac panel.  Grannyring hit the nail on the head when described the improvement as being immersed within the music.  The noise floor is almost nonexistent.  I recently painted the anode wire to the QB 5/1750 single output tube on my NAT Transmitter monoblocks and that really brought all of my reviewing system components and tweaks together to produce the most beautiful sound in my system to date.  This proved to me that quantum alignment of the electrons provided by Perfect Path Technology is a game changer in high end audio. 

I recently reinstalled my Ayon Audio Odin MK3 Build 4 stereo amplifier (last Sunday) which I hadn't had in my system since last February (pre fully treated system with PerfectPath TC , new ac panel with copper bus bar and TC treated, and many Omega Mats).  I was shocked how good the Ayon sounded.  The PerfectPath products are perfect path to nirvana.  Based on many hours of play time and my memory, the amp now sounds super charged in comparison.  Bass with b_lls, holographic, highly resolving, musical, etc and the most noticeable change is how consistent it now sounds (have listened to it four days straight, multiple times a day).  This amp in my system is a totally different animal now.  I've turned it on at least 8 times and never once has the dedicated 20 amp breaker been tripped with the initial relay switching.  I would have never thought that anything out there would have such as profound effect on my system and solve one of the most perplexing issues.  

Review posted on stereotimes.