01. "Channel Identification (Left / Right)" 02. "Voice In-Phase" 03. "Voice Out-Of-Phase" 04. "Clap Track" 05. Keine K?nstlerinformation "315 Hz Test Tone" 06. Keine K?nstlerinformation "Prof. Johnson Does Something Spatial" 07. Keine K?nstlerinformation "Demagnetizing Sweep" 08. Keine K?nstlerinformation "Demagnetizing Fade" 09. Keine K?nstlerinformation "System Burn-In" 10. Keine K?nstlerinformation "Mono, In-Phase" 11. Keine K?nstlerinformation "Mono, Out-Of-Phase" 12. Keine K?nstlerinformation "Stereo, Out Of Absolute Phase" 13. Keine K?nstlerinformation "Stormy Weather" 14. Keine K?nstlerinformation "GOULD "Shiny Stockings"" 15. Keine K?nstlerinformation "Rag Movement" 16. Keine K?nstlerinformation "The Queen's Monastery" 17. Keine K?nstlerinformation "BIEBL "Ave Maria"" 18. Keine K?nstlerinformation "WEINBERGER"Polka And Fugue""
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Test & Burn-in Cd
Description:
Xlo/Rr Test & Burn-In Cd by Various, released 25 April 2013, includes the following tracks: "Voice Out-Of-Phase", "315 Hz Test Tone", "Demagnetizing Sweep", "System Burn-In" and more.
This version of Xlo/Rr Test & Burn-In Cd comes as a 1xCD. - TEST & BURN-IN CD
HDCD Gold CD used for testing Audio Systems & Burn In.
The "XLO Reference Recording Test" CD by Various, produced by REFERENCE RECORDINGS, is a highly acclaimed audio test and demonstration disc designed for audiophiles and sound engineers. This compilation features an expertly curated selection of tracks that span various musical genres, each chosen to highlight different aspects of high-fidelity sound reproduction. The CD includes both music and technical tracks intended for system setup, calibration, and critical listening tests. With its exceptional recording quality'hallmark of REFERENCE RECORDINGS'the album serves as an indispensable tool for evaluating the performance of hi-fi equipment or simply enjoying pristine audio clarity. REFERENCE RECORDINGS is renowned in the industry for their meticulous attention to detail in capturing natural acoustics and dynamic range; their releases are often used as benchmarks among serious listeners.
