Power cable "Break in" question

If you can find a IEC to AC power adapter, you can plug into a high current appliance like a refrigerator or air conditioner. It would burn-in much faster; you really need high current similar to your amp.

http://www.amazon.com/Parts-Express-Edison-Female-Adapter/dp/B0015V1GXS

Jea48, you type faster than me.

Thanks for the responses,

I like to plug in multiple devices. A refrigerator demands higher current but only runs sporadically. A lamp draws continuously like an amp operating (but without fluctuation) or on standby. I make no guarantee that my method is beneficial. It is just what I do.

I have a "Y" version of the device Jea48 recommended. It allows me to plug in two power loads but a power strip or other outlet-multiplying adapter would work just as well. By using multiple adapters I have daisy-chained multiple power cords together to break in more than one at a time.

Good luck and I hope you enjoy your new amp.

Wow! It's definite example of peak enthusiasm -- Getting aftermarket power cord before the amp arrives and make sure it's 'cooked'.
You can also connect it to DeWalt battery charger so it always will be under the small current going through.