aMT visuals are hit and miss but I will agree that most of the time the patterning is slightly prominent but not the main aspect of the visuals. I trip into the night and always go for walks into the city in the night and aMT makes things very alien, kinda like how mushrooms make things look so real they're fake but not as extreme. Lights are incredibly bright, head/tail lights trail alot, and it's generally like looking through the psychedelic fisheye lense. In wood type areas I've caught myself constantly trying to move away branches that weren't really there, lol I must've looked like a nut. Also, I used to get very crisp stained glass fractals when I first started using it but now the only fractals I see are etched into objects such as concrete or walls etc unless I'm in a perfectly dimmed room, then the holographic patterns come out.
Add just about any psychedelic and aMT's visuals break through to an un-mistakeable level for me. Most would think aMT visuals would be drowned out but that's never been the case for me. aMT always adds colorful, geometric, friendly LSD like flavor to whatever I decide to combo it with, of course along with mindblowing euphoria and entactogen qualities. aET just seems like an overall toned down version of aMT, that includes euphoria as well but like I said this is all based on reading and have never used aET. If aET was available on the streets I'd think you would at least give it a shot. I'm assuming you either missed the boat or nobody was willing to admit what they were selling was indeed aET and figured it wasn't worth ordering online.
