Best way to run in your Cable Elevators?

I am pretty sure I have developed the best method for burning in my cable elevators. First I attach a small hook like the kind you use for hanging ornaments on the Christmas Tree. Then using an extra long telescoping pole I hang the cable elevators from power lines in my neighborhood. Birds sometimes leave a little residue on the cable elevators while they are hanging there, but that only helps to seal in the break in goodness. I recommend giving them a good 3 to 4 months for the full treatment and to accumulate enough seal material to help the break in last. I used to locate underground utilities and line up my cable elevators across the lawn above the power lines, but the neighbors dog was providing too much seal material, so I had to come up with a new method.

A psychiatrist can give the best answer to your question.
The diagnosis is somewhat similar to a Gambling Compulsive Disorder and it's treatable. The result of treatment is AMAZING! It removes thoughts of cable elevators, aftermarket fuses and other unnecessary expencive tweaks from audio-hobby leaving only an ability and desire to listen to music.

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Wow, the original post is either a put-on or that member is seriously deluded. 10k for cable elevators? Yeah, right...

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Mike 60,
If you're joking, it's embarassing. If you're serious, it's just sad.

Since it's the effects of gravity that are part of the issue, I take mine for a ride in a zero-gravity plane, I find 30-60 seconds of weightlessness is just about right.
Mine were only $7495, so the more expensive ones may require a different parabolic flight.