The Levinson now has a standby mode so it doesn't drain your pocket and gives you a rather quick start up for better sound sooner. It does not run as hot when you leave it on as say a Krell class A amp. Keep it in stand by and you will get the best of all worlds - money and sound.
Leave Levinson on?
I am considering a Levinson 332 or 333 to run my Proac 3.8's. I am wondering if most owners of Levison amps leave them on and what is the full warm up time if they don't. Does Levinson say anything about this? My Classe ca200 has been on since owned, but I am concerned about leaving a class A amp on 24/7