Cryogenically treated cables

Geoff, do you have detachment from honest discord. If we are to believe what you meant on this last post (which you will probably edit), then the statement below is false, since they don’t use cryogenics they use cryo treatment which you have now differentiated as not the same ..... ooooops.

geoffkait18,021 posts11-06-2019 6:01amAdvanced audiophiles have been using cryogenics for twenty-five years. No big deal.

geoffkait18,021 posts11-06-2019 8:32amI said LIGO uses cryogenics. Don’t get your bowels in an uproar or put words in my mouth. I just had breakfast.

"Did LIGO use cryo? Bet they did."

I bet they thought of it. As a constant low temperature for whatever reason they thought it would help. Not cooling down and then bringing back to room temperature like Voodoo Cables and all others do.

Cold Fusion (trademarked by Voodoo Cable, it seems) is an interesting name. Cold Bonding, in a way. Some people use that name in more terrestrial applications.

https://www.belzona.com/en/focus/cold_bonding.aspx

atdavid, you seem a little sluggish this morning. Did you forget to take your Smart Pill? Can I suggest a reading comprehension refresher? I hate to be so judgmental with newbees but this discussion is turning into a Rope-a-Dope. Float like a butterfly 🦋 sting like a bee 🐝 Funny, huh? Yes, I realize comedy is subjective. 🤡

LIGO uses cryo. Glubson uses glue. 🤪

Yes, LIGO does cool things down. Just not in the way these cables are ooled down. LIGO seems to stay cool. Calling LIGO as a reference for benefits of cooling cables down for a short period of time is slightly misplaced.