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Should interconnects stay put for best transfer??


I have a really nice set of Ecosse Maestro 2 interconnects that i have been jockying around from component to component.I have heard some mention that this is not the best idea as the cable need to settle it to what you have them plugged into.Is this accurate or is this statement overblown?I also have some straightwire but i have several components to hook up and really liked the sound of the ecosse but it was pricey(at least for me it was).So i have been trying to be careful and move it around as i listen to different units.Just was wondering if this is a really bad idea.Yeah i know PHYSICALLY it isn't the best but i am talking sonics here.
THANKS !!
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ramses
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AS SIGNAL PASSES, MICROWELDS ARE FORMED BETWEEN CRYSTALS, THIS ACTUALLY IMPROVES THE TRANSFER YIELDING BETTER SOUND. THESE WELDS ARE BROKEN (ACTUALLY CRACKED) WHEN THE CABLE IS MOVED.
INTERCONNECTS TAKE LONGER TO WELD THAN SPEAKER CABLES. POWER CORDS ALSO ARE AFFECTED.
THE FORMING OF MICROWELDS IS ALSO REFERRED TO AS "BREAKING IN" THE CABLE(S).
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