Cryogenically treated cables

I’m sending the entire 52 CD box set of Mercury Living Presence CDs off to the cryo lab as we speak. Gee, I hope the polycarbonate layers don’t get all brittle and break into little pieces. Or Explode! 😛

"Cryogenically treating anything improves its performance. And someone recently posted, even putting cables in the home freezer for 48 hours offers a very noticeable improvement."

As I mentioned in that same thread, freezing works only for ice-cream. All else is imagination of a few people with ice-cream envy.

I'm a pro musician....some of the pros I know have treated their trumpets, sax's, etc.  They say it makes the sound better....  I couldn't tell the difference.

Did you perform a controlled double blind test? It’s generally two weeks from the time you send a musical instrument off to the cryo lab and get it back AND let it settle down from the cryo treatment shock for at least a few days. Plus, your aural memory must be outstanding to remember how the instrument sounded more than two weeks previous.

"Did you perform a controlled double blind test?"

Would closing both eyes while playing a trumpet qualify as a double blind test?