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Ortofon Precision Stereo Test Record

Original price was: $54.00.Current price is: $32.40.

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Discover the affordable test record for vinyl enthusiasts that ensures your turntable setup is flawless.

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Ortofon Precision Stereo Test Record
$54.00 Original price was: $54.00.$32.40Current price is: $32.40.

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Ensure optimal performance from your audio system with the Ortofon Precision Stereo Test Record. Designed for audiophiles, this record helps you test and calibrate your turntable setup effectively. Before diving in, confirm that your HiFi system is fully operational. Connect the left speaker to the left amplifier channel and the right speaker to the right channel; both must work in sync and be strategically placed in your listening area.

This test record is crafted to be played through your system, benefiting from built-in RIAA equalization. For best results, keep the volume at a moderate level. Follow the specific instructions for your turntable and tonearm to ensure proper installation and alignment. Adjust the tonearm to be parallel to the record surface, setting the Vertical Tracking Force and anti-skating as per your cartridge’s specifications. Pay attention to stylus overhang as well.

Each side of the record features 15 meticulously cut tracks, including frequency sweeps and reference tones. The frequency sweep tracks enable you to check your system’s frequency response. Various factors like cable capacitance and cartridge loading can influence this response, making it challenging to achieve a perfectly flat frequency curve. The reference tones assist in evaluating channel output, ensuring that your left and right connections are correct and balanced.

For tracking ability tests, tracks with lateral modulation are included, recorded at various amplitudes. Use the balance control to identify potential issues in tracking performance. If your cartridge struggles to track, consider adjusting the anti-skating settings or increasing the vertical tracking force.

To maintain sound clarity and minimize wear on both your records and stylus, clean the record surfaces with an antistatic brush or cloth before each use. Remember to also clean the diamond tip before and after playback. This careful maintenance, along with the use of the Ortofon stereo test record, will help you achieve the best sound quality possible.

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3 reviews for Ortofon Precision Stereo Test Record

  1. Mario Adams (verified owner)

    Using the Ortofon Precision Stereo Test Record transformed my audio experience. Accurate and easy to use!

  2. Jeffrey Lewis (verified owner)

    I bought the Ortofon stereo test record and found it invaluable for setting up my turntable. Highly recommend for anyone serious about sound quality.

  3. Brendan Ramirez (verified owner)

    The best test record for stereo setup I’ve ever used. The frequency sweeps are a game changer for fine-tuning my system.

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FAQs

How to set up turntable correctly using the Ortofon test record?
Start by connecting your speakers properly to the amplifier channels. Then, follow the specific instructions for your turntable to adjust the tonearm and tracking force, ensuring everything is aligned before using the test record.
What is the best test record for stereo setup?
The Ortofon Precision Stereo Test Record is highly recommended for its comprehensive test tracks that help in calibrating your stereo setup effectively.
How to maintain your Ortofon test record?
To keep your Ortofon test record in optimal condition, clean it with an antistatic brush before each use and ensure the diamond tip is also free of dust to avoid distortion.