OK, speaking of test tracks -- if you could pick only ONE LP track to evaluate a phono preamp...
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Anything by ELO......
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https://youtu.be/wCtSa0exAH0
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One of my go-to LPs for showing my system is Robert Palmer's 'Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley'...especially the trilogy songs of Hey Julia/Sailin' Shoes/Sneakin'....
For deep bass performance, Peter Gabriel's 'So'[ -
Funny youse guyses would mention Black Cow. That track - on the Stan Riker half-speed mastered MoFi rekkid - was one of my go-to tracks in the 1970s for hifi evalsOne of my go-to LPs for showing my system is Robert Palmer's 'Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley'...especially the trilogy songs of Hey Julia/Sailin' Shoes/Sneakin'....
For deep bass performance, Peter Gabriel's 'So'
The Robert Palmer suggestion is brilliant; I love that amalgam (trilogy)! I don't have a copy of the album in any format, though... is there one you'd suggest.
I might have the Peter Gabriel, now that you mention it... although my recollection of the copy I have is that it's bright & kind of brittle sounding. It may not be So, though... I'll check anon.
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