Whoa, both Markphd and Nsgarch, getting a little deep here, and especially after Levy said something about not "expound audiophile thingies". Guess a couple people around here must have missed that particular comment. Definely there is a difference between "burn in" and "warm up", but I think our friend Levy doesn't want to go down the overly "technical" road. Basically once your compondents are "burned in", then keeping them warm is all you really need for them deliver their "peak performance".
Once again, let your ears and your music be your guide, as they will tell you all you need to know. It ain't all that difficult nor should it be.
Once again, let your ears and your music be your guide, as they will tell you all you need to know. It ain't all that difficult nor should it be.