Do speaker cables need a burn in period?


I have heard some say that speaker cables do need a 'burn in', and some say that its totally BS.
What say you?


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"When did arrows start appearing on audio cables?"
When someone needed a new, fancier, product to increase sales.
Well if HiFi tuning said it, it has to be true and once again Mr Kait has yet to provide ANY documentation or data to support his statements, he just says something & insults anyone who challenges what he claims and its magically true!
mitch2 brought up a good point.  I always thought for the last 20 years that my system was good enough until I added in a new component.  My system now is much better than it was 10years ago, but I still got a long way to go.  When does progress stops?  For example, if someone has a $100K system, can it be better?  How many $100K speakers are there to purchase?  Or $100K amp?  

I still think there are a lot of things that can be done at the recording end such as better audio format, better mixing.  How about coming up with  stereo recordings with surround sound format?  


I knew better not trying to respond to geoffkait directly because you never know when he will turn on you :-)
fortunately all we have to do is burn in our cords and equipment, change some directions, and see if it matters to us...all free,  all easy...maybe even fun for some