I tried it, it works excellent. I hooked the cable up to the gas line that goes to the stove and after putting out the fire, that PC works wonders. After rebuilding the house because of fire, I put in a dedicated 20 amp line in the new listening room. So I'm not so sure if it was the boiling water technique or the fire that really improved things.
Burn in power cord by boiling water??
A Hi-Fi dealer the other day told me that in order to burn in and smoothen out a new power cord, I should get my wife to use it on the kettle to boil water (Rather sexist remark, I know). The theory is that kettles draw a lot more current than hi-fi equipment. He further advised not to do it more than 3 times.
Just a bit worried that the wife might not want to return the power cord after she discovers that her coffee tastes a lot better by using it.
Any opinions on this?
Just a bit worried that the wife might not want to return the power cord after she discovers that her coffee tastes a lot better by using it.
Any opinions on this?