Breaking of Furutech's AC connectors...??

Hi Lak, not sure for the digital it is 12 or 10 and the gauge for my amp is 10.

If you don't want to go through the break-in, take the receptacle and exchange it with the receptacle that your refrigerator or chest freezer runs on.

Run the freezer or fridge into each half of the receptacle for about 2 weeks (one month in total) and then slot it back into your system.

You'll be shocked at how different things sound after doing that. And it still may take 3-4 days to really settle down and get to 100% in your system following that.

Furutech cryogenically treats everything. The break in is an ugly process.

Hi HDm, I am doing the next best thing, The christmas tree!, 183.6 watts total for 450 minuture lights running 24-7, then take a peek listen with my tube/solid state hybred head phone amp that is built into my digital player to hear how things are coming along, decided, no need to wear my transport and tubes out.

Fridge or freezer will do much more and much more quickly. It's not the consistent running but rather the initial surges when the compressors kick in that really get the job done. A very good way of really burning in power cables (short of using a cable cooker); even those that have been in a system for years, particularly on low current devices like preamps and CD players, will benefit from this.

The Christmas tree is really not doing much. Just trying to help.

Hi HDm, I agree, it does seem not to do much when I peek listen to the outlet's to hear how they are coming along after useing the christmas tree lights, however, to me the Rhodium version is far and away better sounding than the Gold, my modded krell 700cx will be here friday or monday, this should do better than the frige, likly I will just have to suffer the sound of the burn-in process, if the Rhodium sounds good on the amp like it does on the tube/solid state hybred digital player, then it's a done deal, I will use all Rhodium Furutech GTX-D outlet's, thankyou for your help,cheers.