Cryo'ed LP's

Dear Srwooten: I can't argue about your idea to cryo'ed LPs. I only would to know : which the target? what do you want to accomplish with? do you really have a precise target doing that? who told you that you need to begin with your best vinyl? is there any risk or trade-oofs?

Regards and enjoy the music,
Raul.

The only thing I am wondering is why you would do it on your best albums before trying it out on others you could afford to see something happen to. If it 'works' you could I am sure do it again.

Cryo treated a new SSD hard drive for Mach2Music Mac mini music server and bit the dust. My advice cryo wire and careful with all the rest.
How ever I ordered a new SME IV.vi and I'm
going to have cryo treated

Color me dumb- I believe in cryo for some things, but what are the presumed benefits for vinyl? Less noise, longer wearing?

Is there any benefit to having oneself cryo'd? I mean, one of the most important components in the chain is the listener so perhaps I will send myself in for cryo-ing. My room is cryo'd, I live in minnesota and can't afford to pay my heating bill because of all of the audio tweaks I have purchased.

On a more serious note, other than static and magnitism that can occur on some vinyl, vinyl records are a mechanical device and not an electical one, the cartridge is the device that turns mechanical energy into electical energy. I can think of no mechanical benefit to cryo of the LP but I do admit I do not know everything. (I may though after I get cryo'd)
David