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Ditto

There is obviously no right and wrong, just opinion, but I have owned both a Mk2 and now a Mk3. In both cases, I found that the factory rubber mat was easily bested by either a Boston Audio Mat2 or an SAEC SS300 (a vintage Japanese metal mat which can often be found for sale on eBay). Of those two, the edge went to the BA Mat2, but not by much. Both of those also sounded superior, to my ears, to the Herbie's Way Excellent mat.
Like many others, I would not think that glass is a particularly good choice for a mat (or a platter, for that matter).

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