Burning in newly rebuilt crossover capacitors


For those who believe that burn in makes a difference ( if you don’t ,I do not need to hear that you think I’m fooling myself..Thanks), does the volume that you play music thru the speakers make a difference? Quiet, 24/7 for 200-300+ hr’s or loud, for as long as you can stand it, between quieter times.... ??
Thanks......
jim94025
The main difference I have noticed is off vs on. When on they burn in. When off they do not. The only time volume seems to matter at all is the physical drivers. Even then it is more something people say or that seems to make sense than anything I have actually heard. Turn the amp on. Play music when you can. Enjoy.

That is what I will be doing in a few weeks with my 2nd crossover upgrade, this one to Tekton Moab.
Audio Research has a written warning in the box that some newer preamps take 500 hours to sound their best.

That is due to the odd ball, exotic capacitors they now use.

The older ARC gear when Johnson ran the company had no such warning.
MC, why are you upgrading the crossovers on your brand new speakers?  Doesn’t that void your warranty?  I thought you loved the Moabs as is?  Are you just replacing parts with a better grade?