CryoClear cryogenically treats the conductors and connectors used in its power cables for audio/video/home theater systems. Cryogenic treatment improves the clarity, dynamics, and low level detail retrieval by modifying the molecular structure of metals.

The computer controlled vapor cryogenic process involves an 8 hour rampdown from ambient temperature to -300°F, “soak” or hold at -300°F for 10 hours, and a rampup to ambient temperature of at least 24 hours.

We use a heat treating company located in London, Ontario, Canada.

Further information on the benefits of cryogenic treatment can be found in the following links:

• The Freezing Issue. An interesting article on cryogenic treatment published in the July 2001 issue of Hi-Fi News and Record Review.
• Audio & Cryogenic Processing. A description of the benefits of cryogenic processing of audio cables, courtesy of Cryogenics International.
• The Audio Asylum provides a plentiful source of opinions about cryogenics.
• Frozen CDs. Robert Hartley discusses his experience with the cryogenic treatment of CDs in the October 1990 issue of Stereo Review.
• Improving CD’s & DVD’s Sound Quality by Reducing Birefringence. Another description of the benefits of cryogenic processing, courtesy of Cryogenics International.

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