When I had my Atma-Sphere rig, a 1 hour warm-up with no music playing was sufficient (but necessary). Later on, with an all-Rowland system including a Model 5 power amp, that amp just sounded better and better the longer it was on. When I was off for the weekend, I would leave it powered up all the time. It did sound okay after about a 30-45 minute warm-up; the Capri preamp was always on as was the CDP.
Warm-up time.
It takes about an hour of loud playing for my system to come to life, whether it's digital or analog.
i was wondering if it's the amp or the preamp that needs the warm-up, or both.
i have a vintage modified CJ preamp, and modified NuForce Class D mono blocks.
i was wondering if it's the amp or the preamp that needs the warm-up, or both.
i have a vintage modified CJ preamp, and modified NuForce Class D mono blocks.