Kimber 12tc break in time

Thanks. I was burning it in tonight until a fuse blew in my preamp

And in kimber there's 6x more plastic  teflon covering copper than in an ordinary cable...

Thanks!!!!! I need to have it. I had bought some 8tc 7 years ago and didn't like it and know I sold it too soon. More research since I sold it. Its a time proven good cable. Today I know I'm on the right path. Maybe I can borrow a welder. Lol. I love my music loud. Dopamine addict here. Lets see. How about some Prodigy. Burn baby burn. So much work and I have a 14b3 coming in next week. Its a work in progress. Thanks for your responses

Thanks because these new cables since I put them in were finally sounding great last night. You seem to know break in very well. I use a Cardas test sweep record to help break in my cartridge just don't have the CD. Without getting a dedicated break in CD is electronic dance music the best genre to break in a system? 

Blueranger...Generally, the thicker the cable, the longer the break in. This also is dependent on the complexity of the design. Start at low power and gradually increase your volume daily thru breakin. This facilitates a gradually proper alignment of molecules/electrons. The 1st 20 hrs typically gets rid of the worst abnormalities, but expect 40 hrs just for them to reach the better half of their sound characteristics. 100 hrs gets you their, with full break in for typical 12 awg speaker cables taking up to 200. Between 100 to 200 hrs is gradual and subtle improvements that bring the cable to their true sound state. At 8 awg, expect around 60 hrs just to get to the better half of their sound, plus or minus dependent on cable design and materials. OFC will take longer than annealed copper such as OCC, PCOCC, or Cardas. Thow in silver plating aND that adds a bit,,,,throw in multi conductors that are individually shielded from each other (ie, ltz) and that can add time.