Power cable "Break in" question

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.

Since I generally buy a lot of new gear at once, I just let all the gear burn in at the same time. At the moment, I am burning in my new Vitus SCD-025Mk2, Jorma Statement sc's & Gigawatt power conditioner. I also have the option of using my Isotek Full system enhancer cd to accelerate the run in process, though I generally prefer to play normal music and let the natural process take it's course.

Try a portable fan of good size,,...they draw respectable amounts of current constantly and you can vary the speed between low, medium and high (assuming fan provides it) to increase or decrease the current draw at various points in time.....if you want to increase draw drammatically for short periods of time to break up the regimen, switch it to a vacuum clean of full-size and clean the house at the same time :-), you'll need an extension cord as well so the extension goes to the wall and the PC is the cord connected closest to the vacuum.

Don't worry at all. When you get your new equipment, plug in the new power cord with the new equipment, and in a month or so, both the cord and the new equipment will have broken in. Actually, its quite interesting to hear how the sound changes. Don't drive yourself nuts.

What fun is it, if you don't drive yourself a little crazy researching, figuring things out and trying to create the very best sound you can achieve and still keep your wife from leaving.