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In Reply to: Re: Cable Burn-in Question posted by Duster on November 28, 2006 at 10:47:05:
And after making these home made devices can you really say it did something or could they (the cables)have come out just the same with playing music thru them during the same time? How can you tell ?One poster said they have used many cables. Then why be such a cheap skate ? Just buy a proven Cable Cooker!
I own a Audiodharma Cable Cooker and use it alot. A couple of days on it and the cables sound better than a couple of weeks of break in without it.
I also disagree with the poster who said you can over cook cables.
After being on the Cooker for days it may take a few hours for the cables to settle down , but there is nothing wrong with the cables.
Someones wild imagination...
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- Re: Cable Burn-in Question - ozzyboy 15:43:17 12/01/06 (1)
- No Problems With Over-Cooking - RadioWonder 02:29:41 12/02/06 (0)
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