97'Scort
11-28-2007, 12:00 AM
Here's a little treat for everybody. I originally planned to only have this up for a day or so, but I have a TON of spare bandwidth kicking around and it rolls over at the end of the month. The downloads are all hosted off my site. Enjoy!
THESE ARE NOT AUDIOPHILE GRADE TEST TRACKS. They are good enough to set up a system and set crossovers but do NOT use them to break in speakers! Also be VERY careful running the 10 kHz test track. Set your volume very low and do not run continuously or you WILL damage your tweeters!
/end disclaimer
10 kHz test tone (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/10%20kHz%20Tone.wav)
1 kHz test tone (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/1kHz%20Tone.wav)
100 Hz mono (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/100Hz%20Mono.wav)
250 Hz stereo (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/250Hz%20Stereo.wav)
30 Hz mono (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/30Hz%20Mono.wav)
500 Hz left speaker (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/500Hz Left Speaker.wav)
500 Hz right speaker (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/500Hz Right Speaker.wav)
50 Hz mono (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/50Hz%20Mono.wav)
Pink noise mono (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/Pink%20Noise%20Mono.wav)
Pink noise mono (rev polarity) (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/Reverse%20Polarity%20Pink%20Noise.wav)
Edit: for anybody wondering what the pink noise is for, here you go: The regular pink noise should sound like it's coming from the middle of the dash if your system is set up right. The reverse polarity one should sound like it's coming from 'everywhere', or outside your soundstage. If these are backwards, you have your polarities switched.
THESE ARE NOT AUDIOPHILE GRADE TEST TRACKS. They are good enough to set up a system and set crossovers but do NOT use them to break in speakers! Also be VERY careful running the 10 kHz test track. Set your volume very low and do not run continuously or you WILL damage your tweeters!
/end disclaimer
10 kHz test tone (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/10%20kHz%20Tone.wav)
1 kHz test tone (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/1kHz%20Tone.wav)
100 Hz mono (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/100Hz%20Mono.wav)
250 Hz stereo (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/250Hz%20Stereo.wav)
30 Hz mono (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/30Hz%20Mono.wav)
500 Hz left speaker (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/500Hz Left Speaker.wav)
500 Hz right speaker (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/500Hz Right Speaker.wav)
50 Hz mono (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/50Hz%20Mono.wav)
Pink noise mono (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/Pink%20Noise%20Mono.wav)
Pink noise mono (rev polarity) (http://www.kg-dj.com/sound/Reverse%20Polarity%20Pink%20Noise.wav)
Edit: for anybody wondering what the pink noise is for, here you go: The regular pink noise should sound like it's coming from the middle of the dash if your system is set up right. The reverse polarity one should sound like it's coming from 'everywhere', or outside your soundstage. If these are backwards, you have your polarities switched.