Does break in of a wire depend on the voltage..?

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So in a post below I mention a low output moving coil taking years to break in a wire.
Is this true?
Does the length of break in time depend on the quantity of electrical signal passing by?
So in effect a low output MC would take years to break in the wires connecting it. Vs a line level signal?

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Topic - Does break in of a wire depend on the voltage..? - 3+4=5 10:34:19 01/12/17 (4)

RE: Does break in of a wire depend on the voltage..? - Salectric 12:23:11 01/12/17 (0)

RE: Does break in of a wire depend on the voltage..? - Duster 11:16:24 01/12/17 (2)

Yes, thank you. did not think about the mass of the dielectric. nt - 3+4=5 12:54:50 01/12/17 (1)

RE: Yes, thank you. did not think about the mass of the dielectric. nt - Duster 15:50:02 01/12/17 (0)

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