scott_humphrey
Well-known member
In some hi-fi circles you can find talk of a "burn-in period" that is required for some coupling and filter capacitors to perform at their best. In other words, according to these people, a new piece of gear might sound better after it is used for many hours--once the capacitors have had a chance to become used to the voltages of the circuit.
What is your opinion? Is there any science behind this? Subjective and objective comments are welcome.
What is your opinion? Is there any science behind this? Subjective and objective comments are welcome.