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Cable Cooker

Posted by Joe Appierto on March 27, 2017 at 06:25:11:
Very nice review, thank you.

I know how heavily involved you are with DIY projects of all sorts and wonder why you don't save yourself needless wait time by utilizing a cable cooker such as the audiodharma?

No disrespect intended but you'd find that not only would it save you a good deal of wait time while the cables burn-in by simply using them but a cable cooker produces a better finished product. I've found improvements when cooking cables that I thought were fully burned-in previously.

Just a thought.