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In Reply to: Re: To what extent can cryo treatment be used in audio equipments? posted by Fred J on October 8, 2005 at 06:38:56:
I've put CDs in the freezer for 72 hrs and bought up to temperature in the fridge and final warm up in the room before playing.Found it helped with most of my Discs.For a free tweak try it!Tried a cable an interconnect,gave it the same treatment and have to say I didn't notice a change.I havn't tried a piece of hi-fi yet,not got the patience and besides my freezer is always loaded with food for the kids.Its not exactly Cryo treament but worth it for curiosity.Especially if you know the Disc well.Happy Chilling.mikee55
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Follow Ups
- Re: To what extent can cryo treatment be used in audio equipments? - mikee55 06:53:39 10/08/05 (8)
- Re: To what extent can cryo treatment be used in audio equipments? - Fred J 12:54:04 10/08/05 (7)
- also have cryoed 100s of CDs.... - tonemaniac 08:35:04 10/09/05 (0)
- Re: To what extent can cryo treatment be used in audio equipments? - unclestu52 14:32:03 10/08/05 (5)
- Re: To what extent can cryo treatment be used in audio equipments? - Fred J 17:20:32 10/08/05 (4)
- Some further thoughts.... - unclestu52 20:45:41 10/08/05 (3)
- Re: Some further thoughts.... - Fred J 22:45:32 10/08/05 (2)
- I can tell you some horror - unclestu52 19:22:32 10/09/05 (1)
- Re: I can tell you some horror - panomaniac 13:48:59 10/11/05 (0)
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