Where can I get my power cables cry'oed?

Maxgain, I use a PS Audio Juice Bar I'm not using at the moment. I live by myself and have found out that 12 days is perfect. I would assume if one has family opening the fridge several times a day the burn in time could be reduced to six or seven days. I can't see a cable cooker being more effective than a fridge at burning in power cords.

I do plan to make my own box, as I'm ordering some Acme cryoed IEC terminals for my line level components. Just somethig cheap yet electrically safe.

That's the place in Downers Grove I was trying to find out for Sean and Bob Bundus!

Psychicanimal. May I ask how a PS Audio Juice Bar is cooking in cryo'd outlets??? Have you tried a Cable Cooker?? The question is about cryo'd power cords, and as far as cooking them, compared to a refrigerator and the cable cooker all I can say is you should give it a try than say , I can't see a cable cooker being more effective than a fridge at burning in power cords.

Quote: "Psychicanimal. May I ask how a PS Audio Juice Bar is cooking in cryo'd outlets???"

It's not--I use it for burning in power cords--although I ran each of its receptacles through the fridge for four days.

I'll say it again: I just can't see a little cable cooker outperforming a fridge. The motor draws a lot of current, throws some heavy duty spikes when it starts and it's free. I remember that someone posted right here about using a vacuum cleaner for burning in power cords. He had made a jig for fitting the IEC. He reported *outstanding* results with just 1/2 hour...

Why is it that one "has" to "buy" specific products? Me? I side with the DIY brigade.

Albert, I assume that NASA won't take requests from just anyone to have just anything cryoed. Or am I wrong? Where, in your opinion, is the best place to turn failing the ability to use NASA's facilties.

Does anyone have experience with any PC's, IC's, outlets, etc. that sounded WORSE after cryoing?