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
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?
Volume matters some, but not like breaking in a driver.  You are increasing voltage through the caps.  It is more important to just get a signal through them, but cranking does speed things up a bit.  I'm sorry that I can't give you anything more scientific or specific, but I have done this many times and can only say that when I cranked it up and left, things definitely settled in a bit quicker. Not only that,  I've had some caps settle down in what seemed to be 50 to 100 hours and many slowly changed over 400 hours or so.  
Timlub is spot on as usual. My findings exactly. More volume is better, but just having a signal is at least 80% of it :)