In Reply to: Cable Cooking/Burnin posted by PingPing on October 27, 2015 at 03:21:23:
This is an interesting approach that I have just read about...
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Break in for cables makes a difference. Are we really burning in the cable or settling the dielectric? Both actually. The conductor takes minimal time of constant play to burn in a path of least resistance. It is the dielectric that needs to form. Constant play for many hours of break in does not allow the dielectric to cool down to form.
A method of 24 hours on (continuous playing) then 6 hours off then 6 hours on then 6hrs off then 6 hours on and so on until cooking/burnin is complete...
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