$70,000 in cables anyone?

[highfigh]

Cable cooker...

It reads like he really believes this crap. Wow.

If he really wants to cook them, he could just connect an 8 Ohm load resistor at one end and a power cord at the other, so he can plug it into an outlet. It's not even 8000W- they should handle that, right?

 

[ATLAudio]

See how many very good performances you have been already getting. You would have missed them for a full year! At that price, they definitely shouldn't need a brake-in period! They should break them in before putting them on the market!

It certainly raises the question why you still need "burn/break/warm-in" time and use cable elevators at $70k...

 

[Verdinut]

If he really wants to cook them, he could just connect an 8 Ohm load resistor at one end and a power cord at the other, so he can plug it into an outlet. It's not even 8000W- they should handle that, right?

With an 8 ohm resistor connected to a 120 volt line, it would only draw 15 amps which means 1800 watts: I = V/R

 

[highfigh]

With an 8 ohm resistor connected to a 120 volt line, it would only draw 15 amps which means 1800 watts: I = V/R

Thanks- I was on my first cup.

 

[mtrycrafts]

If he really wants to cook them, he could just connect an 8 Ohm load resistor at one end and a power cord at the other, so he can plug it into an outlet. It's not even 8000W- they should handle that, right?

Better be a good sized resistor, no?

 

[mtrycrafts]

It certainly raises the question why you still need "burn/break/warm-in" time and use cable elevators at $70k...

You can do only so much for $70k.

 

[highfigh]

Better be a good sized resistor, no?

The size of a small refrigerator?