Do dormant cables need "RE" Broken In? If so how long can they sit dormant?


Personally I believe new cables need a break in period, if anything, for my ears to get used to the sound difference. 

One buys a vintage cable that has not been used for years (My Case), A cable in storage, or a current cable connected where one has not used that component for some time..................how long can a cable sit before it needs "re broken -Iin" or does the initial, new break-in is all that is needed for the life of the cable?

 

Just curious if there are any rules of thumb amongst cable experts. 

aberyclark

Showing 2 responses by ghdprentice

Unfortunately, yes. But typically it is only a few hours. Just playing around with them can require some additional breakin… but not long. 

I have a few extra components around that allow me to hook up cables to,break them in. I got a connector converter so I can power my extra refrigerator through an audio power cord… hence cooking it… without harming any chickens. 
 

Those cable cookers are expensive.