Why Aren't All Cables Pre-Burned In?

Bob Crump is telling the truth. I bought one of his phono cables recently and it sounded magnificent right away. It blew away the Harmonic Tech Silver phono cable. The sound really didn't change much after playing it for a length of time, which makes me believe, it was burned in when I got it. If you don't know TG Audio cabling, you owe it to yourself to consider it as it is superb cable at a realistic price.

Hi Audionut! Glad that the phono link worked out for you.....I burn-in the interconnects on a couple of MOBIEs for either five days or thirty days at the customer's option....Wires pick up static in transit due to very low humidity in airplanes so I squirt the wires down with Nordost anti-static spray and put them in Faraday cage bags and they are still "bright" for a few days after arrival. I haven't changed prices in over six years so the ICs are a comparitive bargain. There will be a fancer version using 99.99997 pure silver shortly and they are not as much of a bargain as the wire was double the pricing of the 99.997 pure wire in the standard ICs.....Problem with silver is that it needs some help to break in as it will never break in at the voltages and currents normal in an audio system.....

Chichiuno......David Elrod is now using the Cable Cooker 2.5 Pro.

I plan to break-in my Empirical Audio cables as well, but I would have to delay shipment of them at this time. I get the feeling that folks want them quickly rather than broken-in. It only takes about 10-20 hours in a system anyway.