Amps on top?


I have read that an amp should not be on your top shelf, but rather on the bottom 

Is there anything to this?  Assuming a well-isolated system throughout.  
TIA

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@bdp24 -

" The companies that mount their output tubes on vertically-orientated circuit boards are apparently not concerned with that issue. I am."

                          Agreed, but: there are exceptions

                                                   ie:

   

       Designed to set up their own airflow, but: look like they could do a good job convection roasting one's Prime Rib, if, "on the bottom".  

 

Right @rodman99999, but those tubes are not mounted on circuit boards inside an amp enclosure, where the heat would flow past circuit components. The Wavestream V8 is one cool (no pun intended ;-) looking amplifier! So is the Atma-Sphere M60.

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1)" The companies that mount their output tubes on vertically-orientated circuit boards..."

 2) "...but those tubes are not mounted on circuit boards inside an amp enclosure, where the heat would flow past circuit components. ""

       1) The boards on which the driver and output tube sockets reside, are vertically oriented, per your objection.

        2) boards: inside    tubes: outside  (the exception)

        Another, "cool looking" V8 amplifier, complete with engine stand:

                               https://youtu.be/6vdZVo8gFe0

                                    Four-stroke operation?

                                  GOTTA love the chrome!