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RE: Cable Cooker

I would contact the cable mfg to find out what they recommend. I read on MIT Cables site about what they recommend for their cables and they don't recommend using cable burn in boxes. And then I was reading the two part interview with Bruce Brisson at Dagogo and he explained that they don't like certain types of cable burn in boxes that "use DC to bias up the voltage." Because they have capacitors in their boxes and they don't the caps destroyed. So you need to be careful if you have MIT Cables. www.dagogo.com/the-bruce-Brisson-interview-part-1. He also explains why some cables need burn in and why some don't. So, my suggestion is to contact the mfg and ask them. I personally just connect the cable and play music through the system at a comfortable level for a few days (100 hours or so) and that should be enough.


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