Isolated or dedicated lines for audio ?

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Zargon,
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I do not have any experience or knowledge about the effect of pulling wire on the Cryo effect. I do know that any time I move power cords, interconnects and especially speaker wires around a bunch (flex etc), it takes a few days for the sound in my system to "settle" back to its normal sound.
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Maybe someone who has experience with this can chime in.
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Rgds,
Larry
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One more note. It is well worth it to buy the wiring and send it off to be double cryoed (www.cryogenicsinternational.com) before installing the wiring. It is a great improvement over non-cryoed wire. Since this is a one shot deal, you should do the cryoing since you will not want to re-do the wiring later.
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Keep one more thought in mind. The dedicated lines will take time to break in just as would any interconnect, spearker wire or power cord. A neat trick is to get the wire, get it cryoed and then terminate it with a male and female plugs and then run your refrigerator with the wire until you install the wiring (the longer on the refrigerator the better, 3-4 weeks would be great, longer would be better).
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Rgds,
Larry
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Stehno,
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I have quite a bit of experience with cryoing various wires and parts and I am a great advocate cryo treatments.
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Do you have much experience with double cryoing ?
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Rgds,
Larry
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