Cryo'd outlet in power conditioner?

Hdm, you make an offer I can't refuse (unless the shipping costs more than the outlet is worth!). Thanks, and I'll email you later so we can take it offline.

Zaikesman, what a grouch! Typing ain't my specialty.

Go to www.audioexcellence.com then to the world power link at the bottom of the home page. This will have some info and a link to Cryogenics International. Check it out.

I don't need to win this so called debate. If you don't have $65 I understand, times ARE hard. In the end it's just your loss if you don't try one. Like the French soldiers said to King Aurthur,in Monty Python's, "Search for the Holly Grail",when he informed these soldiers gaurding the castle that he was on a quest seeking the grail they replied, "We already got one... Now go away or I will taunt you a second time"

I have already left a trail of bread crumbs for you to follow. Hurry before birds eat it!

Ok, Zaikesman I guess you have good reason to be a bit testy today. I hope your system is back up and running soon!

This is a fun thread. I thank you two gentlemen for not using email to converse this very pertinent topic about... what is the topic again?

Anyhow, I do not wanna question what people hear and can't hear. But, like Z-man, I question the physics used to explain just WHY does cryo improve sound quality.

It would make a lot more sense to me if metal is heated up to near melting point under intense atmospheric pressure. Then gradually, over a very very long period of time, allow the metal to return back to its original environment.

You know, this is how crystals are formed, as the molecules cools and settles, the minieral takes the shape of the mineral that makes up its composition.

I can only GUESS that cryo treating does something to the shape of how the mineral's, in this case outlets, molecular structure to be more uniform similar to crystalization. This would allow smoother and higher conductivity?

Yah, oh, Max, Z is not next to K on the qwerty. ;^ )

Viggen follow the link I gave to Zaikesman if you are interested. You are pretty well on with your guess. here is the short cut to the technical info. www.cryogenicsinternational.com