watchnerd
Grand Contributor
I thought I'd make a quick PSA to remind everyone to re-charge their audio cables during the holidays.
Nothing tops up a depleted electron supply in your cables like a good annual re-charge.
You can use a trickle charger, or, if you have a lot of cable to work through, a quick portable jumpstart battery like shown here.
Don't forget to do it on a non-conductive surface that isolates the new fresh electrons from the earth.
I find that a reclaimed wood, like shown here, works especially well as it has had electron-stealing industrial chemicals bleached out of it by the sun.
I've also had good results by adding the extra elevation offered by of an organic yoga block, which gives a little more space for the flux lines to flow.
Great for taking your Amazon Basics or Blue Jeans cables to the next level!
Nothing tops up a depleted electron supply in your cables like a good annual re-charge.
You can use a trickle charger, or, if you have a lot of cable to work through, a quick portable jumpstart battery like shown here.
Don't forget to do it on a non-conductive surface that isolates the new fresh electrons from the earth.
I find that a reclaimed wood, like shown here, works especially well as it has had electron-stealing industrial chemicals bleached out of it by the sun.
I've also had good results by adding the extra elevation offered by of an organic yoga block, which gives a little more space for the flux lines to flow.
Great for taking your Amazon Basics or Blue Jeans cables to the next level!
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