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A Different Kind Of Answer: Wish The Cable Cooker Were Invented Earlier

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In Reply to: RE: Which component has benefited most/least from modern tech? posted by MannyE on April 25, 2016 at 07:33:41

Whether we pull out decades-old wires, or acquire current-production cables, ALL have their potential unlocked, when properly burned-in on the audiodharma Cable Cooker.

I unfortunately did not come into a Cable Cooker until 2003. I lament and regret that one did not exist in the mid-80s, when I started my audio cable journey.

By removing distortion, the Cable Cooker allows you to judge how well or poorly a cable does its jobs: pass signal, and protect from outside influences.

My Cooker is in constant use. It has treated thousands of products, and not just cables. Prices range from throwaway wires, to the car-priced spread. In fact, the only products it wouldn't complete the circuit were Tara Labs' Power Screen powerline conditioners. The Cable Cooker has shattered the myth and canard about not running such devices on, for example, MIT and Transparent cables.

You guys are continually sending me your wares, so that they can be run on my Cooker. I then never hear from most of you, because you guys are too busy enjoying your Cooked cables.

If you have not used the Cable Cooker, (a) you should, (b) your cables, no matter how many decades they've been in use, are operating at 10% of their true capabilities, and (c) you are not at liberty to comment.

If the Cable Cooker is "modern technology," then cables (of all vintages) have benefited the most.

The next frontier? *cough, cough* If only Alan Kafton will make the Ethernet adapter available... The lack of said adapter is holding up my reviews of Ethernet cables and the equipment which uses them.

-Lummy The Loch Monster

Follow Ups:

HOKUS POKUS..... - 3db 13:18:08 04/26/16 (0)
Cable cooker? Wow.. We're going back to the days of witchcraft and alchemy.
RE: A Different Kind Of Answer: Wish The Cable Cooker Were Invented Earlier - Byrd69 07:10:00 04/26/16 (0)
Wouldn't my kitchen oven work the same? It cooks. How about my outdoor smoker. Would giving them an 8 hour smoke make them smokin' hot cables?
...although a bit tough to chew on?

Pass the sauce.
"I can't compete with the dead" (Buck W. 2010)

"It would take me forever. I don't think I have forever" (Byrd 2015)
RE: "Audioharma" - genungo 20:24:13 04/25/16 (6)
NOT the most encouraging name for a cable cooker...
- audiodharma....dear genungo. - alan m. kafton 20:53:26 04/25/16 (5)
  Don't overlook the "d"....Lummy spelled it correctly.
  
  :--}
  - RE: audiodharma.... - genungo 21:59:16 04/25/16 (4)
    Manic Dyslexia strikes again.
    - I saw that too! - MannyE 05:18:15 04/26/16 (3)
      it wasn't until he pointed it out that I noticed.
      - RE: I saw that too! - alan m. kafton 11:56:46 04/26/16 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: I saw that too! posted by MannyE on April 26, 2016 at 05:18:15
        
        audiodharma....audiokarma....audiodarma....it's all good. As long as people know the name, and hold it in good will. :--}
      - Thanks, bro (nt - genungo 07:06:52 04/26/16 (1)
        
        In Reply to: RE: I saw that too! posted by MannyE on April 26, 2016 at 05:18:15
        
        .
        
        I got your back, bro... (nt) - MannyE 07:35:10 04/26/16 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Thanks, bro (nt posted by genungo on April 26, 2016 at 07:06:52
        
        hahahahahahahhahahahahahaha

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