High End Cable Burn in Service

We all know that it can take time before your new cable begins to perform at its best. have developed the VIDAR burn in machine which helps new and old cables on their way to optimum performance. We can burn in RCA, XLR and BNC interconnects and digital links as well as spade and/or banana terminated speaker cables. We can also burn in Din to RCA tonearm cables which normally take a lot longer to get to their very best. We also can revitalise your favourite cable with a one day burn.

High End Cable offer a free cable burn in service on all
new Reference Interconnects and Reference Speaker cables.
Call Dave on 01775 761880 for details.

For other cables the charge for Burn in is

£30 plus VAT for 4 days 96 hours
£40 plus VAT for 5 days 120 hours
£50 plus VAT for a week 168 hours

in addition there will be the P&P to return your cables
as this varies due to differing value of cables

For those wishing to have their existing cables, regardless of manufacturer, burnt in or given a new lease of life,
please give Dave a call on 01775 761880.

The charge for a 24 hour top up Burn in is
£15 plus VAT

in addition there will be the P&P to return your cables
as this varies due to differing value and sizes of cables


The VIDAR combines three different functions in one operation.

1. Neutralises spurious charges that build up around the cables and insulation.
2. It provides a very wide band and deep conditioning into the conductor core, which produces changes in the way signals pass through the metal.
3. Ultrasonically conditions the surface of the conductors.

The VIDAR uses a proprietary combination of composite and complex signals to condition the cables. Parts of the signal oscillate at ultra-low frequencies and other parts of the signal are in ultra high ranges which extend beyond the range of video frequencies. During the process the ultra-low frequencies penetrate deep into the core of the cable while the ultra-high frequencies zip along the surface of the conductors. The method of signal transmisssion sets up beat harmonics, or hetrodynes, between the two complex waveforms. These beat frequencies penetrate all layers of the cable. Electrons are driven above the conductor into the dialectric area. The VIDAR not only send ping pong signals along the cable it also sends a similar signal from the centre core to the outer shield of the cable to neutralise these charges.

If you have been to a "Lars" Nordost demos you may have noticed a Vidar there.