180g vinyl in gatefold cover.

What test signals must a test record that deserves its name contain? Definitely a channel identification, you wouldn't believe how many systems have the channels swapped. Be sure to do a phase check, after all, the correct polarity is a basic requirement for timing and space. VTA and azimuth settings are essential, you don't want a groove milling machine. Essential (nomen est omen) is a tonearm/system resonance check to determine whether and how these two core components fit together. And of course a control body for the scanning ability, so that every system does its best. And permanently.

Because the scanning test often used for anti-skating adjustment is subject to particularly strong groove wear, this test tape is represented not once, not twice, but three times on the test record. By alternating use of the three absolutely identical test tracks, this crucial sound parameter should be reliably checked over the years.

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1. Channel identification
2. phase test
3. +4. Crosstalk test
5. Sampling test
6. Tonearm/system resonance test

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1. Sampling test
2. Sampling test