SeriousSeri
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Hey guys,
Are you tired of searching for "that" specific test record you need for "this" one test you want to conduct? Does going desperately through your pile of test LPs get you weird looks from your friends and family? Have you always dreamed of having that "one" test record that would finally put an end to all that misery?
If you had the opportunity to create the "perfect" test record (as far as vinyl goes) for enthusiast or professional use, which tracks would you include? What would you use them for? Would you prefer them at the outer, middle, or inner part of the LP? Do you have any special technical requirements for the tracks (like -20dB, only two constants RIAA EQ, or whatever comes to your mind)? You could even create more than one LP if the requirements demand it. This the chance to let your thoughts flow, and maybe...
As an example:
-20dB Frequency Sweep, 50s, 0-40kHz, with a 2s 1kHz Pilot Tone at the start, positioned at the outer or middle part of the record. Used for measuring the frequency response of cartridges.
Are you tired of searching for "that" specific test record you need for "this" one test you want to conduct? Does going desperately through your pile of test LPs get you weird looks from your friends and family? Have you always dreamed of having that "one" test record that would finally put an end to all that misery?
If you had the opportunity to create the "perfect" test record (as far as vinyl goes) for enthusiast or professional use, which tracks would you include? What would you use them for? Would you prefer them at the outer, middle, or inner part of the LP? Do you have any special technical requirements for the tracks (like -20dB, only two constants RIAA EQ, or whatever comes to your mind)? You could even create more than one LP if the requirements demand it. This the chance to let your thoughts flow, and maybe...
As an example:
-20dB Frequency Sweep, 50s, 0-40kHz, with a 2s 1kHz Pilot Tone at the start, positioned at the outer or middle part of the record. Used for measuring the frequency response of cartridges.