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Send Inlets to be Cryoed

Anyone removed their component inlets and sent them out to be cryoed?  Furutech inlets fit nothing of mine and I'm not taking a drill or Dremmel to my gear to make them fit. I thought about removing the existing inlets and having them cryoed. Anyone done this, or replaced stock inlets with upgrades?  How were the results?  Thanks. 
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Geoffkait says send em in. To be safe loosen them slightly prior to shipping.



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Do yourself a favor. Send in the entire power cords for cryo. Everything is improved by cryo. Everything. You’ll thank me later.

You’re welcome in advance.

Faint heart ❤️ ne’er won fair maiden.
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They’re connected, silly. Goo, goo, g-joob.
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No, more like the Beatles’ Glass Onion. “See how they fly like pigs from a gun.” 🐷

Goo, goo, g-joob.
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Meitner cryos the whole component. Always has. Apparently without any problems. I’d opine there is more risk involved in shipping the component than in cryoing it. You could consult with any one of a number of cryo labs to see what they say as they have had experience with this issue.

Faint heart ne’er won fair maiden. 💃
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Huh? You can cryo the whole thing for less than the cost of the inlets. And the cables. Say what the hell.
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I’d send the whole damn thing out to be croyod. You can’t listen to it anyway if the inlets are missing. Say what the hell.
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