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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Roger Russell? Oh, please! Let sleeping dogs 🐕 lie.

“I saw Jesus on a slide of bread.”

I wouldn’t criticize anyone’s spelling if I were you, partner. 🤠
I wasn't criticizing his spelling. I was making sure people knew witch tread i was referring to. We all type/hit the wrong keys all the time. It is understood.
robert_1,

 For most people, instead of learning and understanding science they choose to follow the blind, and have a justification to their foolish (ego trip) quests to brag about their latest piece of equipment. It is mostly about the hardware specs rather than the music.

I don't see it that way, and it's always dicey trying to ascribe motivations to other people.  Especially when it comes to people's views we don't agree with, we tend to get that wrong giving it the worst spin possible.

My impression, not trying to read anyone's mind, is that people buying expensive cables etc are just as honest and motivated by a passion for music/sound/gear as anyone else.   They are just relying on a certain method of moving through that space.  (And one I tend to use as well - listening, trying things out).

I really don't see this rampant "I just want to buy this expensive cable/gear to show off how much it costs" thing happening, at least not in enthusiast forums like this where it seems clear to me we all share enthusiasm for music, sound and the buzz we get from our systems.


Reminder, when someone accuses people of not learning science nine times out of ten he’s an English major. 

“Only quote facts.”
Cables do make a big difference.  If cables don't make a difference in your system, your system is not good enough.