Favourite CD's for sound staging, imaging, etc.
2000 Watt CAFz'r
Joined: Oct 2000
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go out and try: EURYTHMICS- greatest hits.
its cheap and has some of the cleanest tracks I've ever heard.
the mid bass is amasing [img]graemlins/jawdrop.gif[/img]
anyone disagree.
I'm really hoping to hear that new Evanescence cd on a properly tuned system....I've heard Brng Me To Life.. I agree, its good to.
its cheap and has some of the cleanest tracks I've ever heard.
the mid bass is amasing [img]graemlins/jawdrop.gif[/img]
anyone disagree.
I'm really hoping to hear that new Evanescence cd on a properly tuned system....I've heard Brng Me To Life.. I agree, its good to.
How come nobody has mentioned Pink Floyd?
I have all their cd's and I think they are some of the best recorded cd's I own, next to Metallica and Immaculate by Madonna(stop laughing)
I especially like Echoes,it has most of thier best songs and it sounds great.
I have all their cd's and I think they are some of the best recorded cd's I own, next to Metallica and Immaculate by Madonna(stop laughing)
I especially like Echoes,it has most of thier best songs and it sounds great.
Originally posted by crash104936221:
where would one get a IASCA cd?
where would one get a IASCA cd?
pay the membership, it's well worth it.
Lots of country sounds awesome, I have to pick up brothers in arms sometimes.
IASCA 2002 (much better music then the 90's)
Brooks & Dunn or Tracy Lawrence
Santana's Greatist hits !
Boxcar Racer (Recorded much better then Blink, drums and guitar place very nicely)
Puddle of Mudd (Blurry and Drift & Die)
Tool's most recent
Rush Chronicles
U2's Rattle & Hum & the Joshua Tree to a lesser degree
The Joshua Tree Seems recorded very quite, there is a major lack of sub frequencies. I really loved the 2nd song on Rattle & Hum "Van Dameins Land". Sounds really smooth, but recorded very quite. So I ripped it to my computer, trimmed the crowd niose off the front and normalized it which trippled the volume.
IASCA 2002 (much better music then the 90's)
Brooks & Dunn or Tracy Lawrence
Santana's Greatist hits !
Boxcar Racer (Recorded much better then Blink, drums and guitar place very nicely)
Puddle of Mudd (Blurry and Drift & Die)
Tool's most recent
Rush Chronicles
U2's Rattle & Hum & the Joshua Tree to a lesser degree
The Joshua Tree Seems recorded very quite, there is a major lack of sub frequencies. I really loved the 2nd song on Rattle & Hum "Van Dameins Land". Sounds really smooth, but recorded very quite. So I ripped it to my computer, trimmed the crowd niose off the front and normalized it which trippled the volume.
0 Watt CAFz'r
Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 25
James Newton Howard or anything from the Shefield Labs Collection will really give your system a workout.The sound is so crystal clear it will even make a factory system sound somewhat decent.
Another few oldies but goodies from my old Iasca days which will give your subs and amp a real workout is Techmaster Bass and Bachbuster(basicly its Bach on viagra)
Another few oldies but goodies from my old Iasca days which will give your subs and amp a real workout is Techmaster Bass and Bachbuster(basicly its Bach on viagra)
500 Watt CAFz'r
Joined: Nov 2002
Posts: 519
paul simon - graceland is awesome...
i highly recommend the RUSH movie soundtrack composed by eric clapton. track 9 is a nice long blues duo with Buddy guy, it's excellent.
rage against the machine tosses the sound all over the place as well
i highly recommend the RUSH movie soundtrack composed by eric clapton. track 9 is a nice long blues duo with Buddy guy, it's excellent.
rage against the machine tosses the sound all over the place as well
