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In Reply to: RE: Cooking and cryoing.... posted by rick_m on September 6, 2009 at 18:41:40:
I'm very happy to have this discussion. If you're attending RMAF, we could enjoy a micro-brew or two. Let me know.
As far as IC's and speaker cables, both benefit equally from each process, and the effects are cumulative. Same for power cabling, outlets, audio & video connectors, transformers, and in-wall wiring. And as stated previously, all need to be re-Cooked periodically to maintain their highest performance, though the good thing is that the subsequent Cooking session takes a shorter duration. I call this process a "recharge".
In terms of interactions, there are no negatives between cryogenic treatment and Cooking. However, cryogenic treatment should come first, since it's reorienting the molecular structure.
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