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Celion Dion . the early album green in color. If you can have this woman screaming on your system and it is clear and clean, you can listen to about anything loud. First couple of tracks .. 1/3 I think.
Dave Matthews Band Warehouse disc #2. Song 3 seek up. Great live version, lots of transients and tempo changes over a 15+ minute song. I know every note.
2pac All eyez on me disc 1 tracks 1 and 7. Good midbass test and upper sub bass test.
Korn Untouchables track 4. Fast, decent vocals, good treble range.
Techmaster PEB for messing around with sub tuning, not recorded that well though, so also using the new IASCA test disc with sweeping tones.
Also use Cheskys Ultimate disc (think that is the name) and Sheffield Lab "drive" (great disc BTW)
From there I will fine tune with the music that the individual likes to listen to a lot to get things dialed in for their musical tastes and what sounds good to THEIR ear. Some people like shredding highs, some people like the vocals really puhsed to the front etc etc.
Celion Dion . the early album green in color. If you can have this woman screaming on your system and it is clear and clean, you can listen to about anything loud.
And I asked you for audio advice????
By the way...New Kick Asszz system install is complete. Will post pictures in the next few days.
considering i know crap about tuning. I would think DMB is good. Maybe pink floyd, they have some good stuff. And fej, if you want screaming vocals, just go led zeppelin
Check out Kenny Loggins "Live from the Redwoods" It is a live CD but you would swear it is recorded in a studio. The imagining is great and lots of little things like triangles and chimes that really bring out the tweeters. Track 8 has some amazing bass guitar work where you can really balance out your sub to blend with the front midbass speakers. Just a really great CD.
Check out Kenny Loggins "Live fron the Redwoods" It is a live CD but you would swear it is recorded in a studio. The imagining is great and lots of little things like triangles and chimes that really bring out the tweeters. Track 8 has some amazing bass guitar work where you can really balance out your sub to blend with the front midbass speakers. Just a really great CD.
Just about any track Off Dream Theater's "Images and Words" cd will show off your system. The music is incredible, the arrangment fenominal and the talent is out of this world. You have to check this out.