Mechanical devices like speakers and automobile engines may have a break in period as things loosen up a little. Many amps particularly tubes amps and preamps sound a little better after they warm up for a few minutes. But, breaking in of electronic devices and cables is total and compete MYTHOLOGY perpetrated by "experts" in the audio business and believed by gullible individuals that do not know how to evaluate their own hearing which can change with barometric pressure. While I am at it, there are good cables and bad cables. Good cables do not alter the signal, bad cables do. It is much easier to make a good cable than it is a bad cable. Putting a fancy chain mail jacket on it or adding a box full of nonsense does not a better cable make. It doesn't even justify the higher price. Next I am going to get my head cut off by people who have to figure out a way to justify the ridiculous amount of money they spent on BS.
I feel better now:)
I feel better now:)