After reading just about the entire forum, these are the experimentals that seem to get the most play and, as such, that I am the most interested in trying. I just can’t really seem to get a good feel for the differences between them. Can anyone enlighten?
Well the truth is that for a newbie it really doesn’t matter. MX301 isn’t being made anymore. The formula is available in numerous threads but it’s expensive to make on your own and honestly you should familiarize yourself with the consumer line first.
That said, as for the differences between them. Since knowledge should still be shared.
MX297 is a product I consider to be a bridge between MX301 and A314. Another poster who’s pretty well experienced with A314 agreed.
MX301 is a sexual attractant that from my experience compliments A314 extremely well. Most of the ingredients in 301 seem to add a boyfriend type quality to the status and respect vibe of A314. As a standalone it works great, better than Ammo imo. But combined with A314 it’s a very strong attraction product for younger women. I’m 38 and when I used a combination of A314 and MX301 I was getting looks, smiles and outright aggressive flirting and approaches from girls ranging from as young as 17 up to about 25 (no I didn’t act on the advances of any jail bait even though the were, ironically enough the most aggressive and forward ones).
Now MX297. You’ll get a lot of varying opinions on this. It has a status vibe imo but unlike A314 which has a vibe akin to a powerful CEO or A-list celebrity, MX297 was more like the coolest guy in school. It was almost all boyfriend effect. One unique effect I noticed was women were very inclined to initiate kino. This was usually focused on my right arm. They would wrap their arms around my arm, and let me lead them around, or grab my arm in their hand and drag me off as if they were claiming me as theirs and scurrying off with me before anyone could snatch me away. Now it wasn’t as sexual as 301 and some people say you can’t close with it, but imo the boyfriend vibe it has is strong enough that if you have solid game and know how to escalate 297 will open the door but you still have to walk in on your own.
Now I don’t even know if you can still order 297, but you should be able to get MX390 (I think that’s the one) which is 297 but in a different scent.
297 was in akuto, which is a kind of spicy, musky sorta scent
390 is in fragrance FF21 which more of a fresh sporty clean type scent.
The mone formula is the same however.
Why was 301 discontinued? I read at least one 20+ page thread where people were practically threatening each other to get the formula. Sounded pretty intriguing. Nothing panned out?
MX’s are experimental products put out for limited time only runs and rarely become actual permanent consumer line products. AD makes and releases them simply for experimenting and gathering information.
If you want to pursue this as a hobby as many of us do, then I suggest first going through a sweet spot testing phase with all the consumer line products and learning how to spot hits and differentiate the types of hits that the various products produce. Then graduate to practicing with the Expermones, and then Putatives before moving onto the MX series.
If however you simply want consistent results with a product guaranteed to work for you, then I still suggest doing the sweet spot testing with the consumer line products and once you find 2 or 3 that work for you, stick with those and invest in full sized bottles.
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This is interesting I never thought about this combo
Which type of A314 did you use? How much A314 did you use and how much 301 did you use?
Well I absolutely agree about the consumer line. I’m just getting started with that and it’s very exciting to try them out and experiment. However, from a noob perspective I’m not sure that moving to experimones and putatives is the logical next step. That seems to require a lot more knowledge, experience, tweaking and mixing than simply picking up a mix that has already been formulated by an expert. To me it seems that the MX line is the next step up from the consumer line, rather than trying to concoct my own mixes with multiple different molecules that I have no experience with. Makes sense or am I thinking about this all wrong?