XLO Reference Recordings Test & Burn-in CD 1995

XLO Reference Recordings Test & burn-in CD released in 1995. This is the step-by-step guide to setting up and fine-tuning your audio system. Roger Skoff of XLO Electric and “Prof.” Keith O. Johnson lead you through a quick and easy system set-up. Album included are tracks dealing with Balance, Wiring and Polarity, Speaker Placement, Soundstaging, Imaging and Depth, Absolute Phase, Component Demagnetization and Burn-In.

• Track 1 Stereo Channel Identification and Channel Balance
• Track 2 In-phase; Track 3 Out-of-phase
• Track 4 “Clap Track” for Acoustical and Loudspeaker Evaluation
• Track 5 215 Hz. System Setup and Balance Tone
• Track 6 Prof. Johnson Does Something Spatial
• Track 7 Demagnetizing Sweep
• Track 8 Low Frequency Demagnetizing Fade
• Track 10 MONO, In Phase
• Track 11 MONO, Out of Relative Phase
• Track 12 STEREO, Out of Absolute Phase
• Track 13 STEREO, Absolute Phase Correct. “Stormy Weather,” complete performance Harold Arlen/Ted Koehler
• Track 14 “Shiny Stockings” HDCD Frank Foster Bob Lark / DePaul University Jazz Ensemble I with Michael Stryker (piano) and Brian Culbertson (trombone)
• Track 15 Morton Gould: Derivations for Clarinet and Band, “Rag” movement; John Bruce Yeh (clarinet) / Bob Lark / DePaul University Jazz Ensemble I
• Track 16 Janacek Sinfonietta, The Queen’s Monastery” Jose Serebrier / Czech State Philharmonic from RR-65, with Janacek Taras Bulba and Lachian Dances
• Track 17 Biebl: Ave Maria, The Turtle Creek Chorale / Timothy Seelig from The Times of Day, RR-67, including “Die Tageszeiten” by Richard Strauss
• Track 18 Weinberger: “Polka and Fugue” from Schwanda the Bagpiper Frederick Fennell / Dallas Wind Symphony / Paul Riedo, organ from Pomp & Pipes!.

Just playing this disc will improve the sound of your stereo or home theater system.