Unknown Artist – Stereo Test Record For Home And Laboratory Use - Model 211

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		Speaker Phasing; Channel Identification; Channel Balance
		Frequency Responce, Left-Channel
		Frequency Responce, Right-Channel
		Cartridge Tracking, Low-Frequency
		Cartridge Tracking, High-Frequency
		Music Test, Low-Frequency
		Music Test, High-Frequency
		Separation
		Stereo Spread
		Noise Level
		Flutter
		Procession Du Vendredi-Saint (From "Fanfares Liturgiques")
		Ricercar (From "Musical Offering")

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Stereo Test Record For Home And Laboratory Use - Model 211 LP, Album, Stereo, Rockaway Pressing	HiFi / Stereo Review – 211	US	1963	US — 1963	Recently Edited
	Realistic Stereo Test Record LP, Album, Repress	Realistic – 50-1001	US	1963	US — 1963	New Submission
	Stereo Test Record LP	HiFi / Stereo Review – 50 1001	USA & Canada	1963	USA & Canada — 1963	New Submission
	Stereo Test Record For Home And Laboratory Use - Model 211 LP, Album	HiFi / Stereo Review – 211	US	1963	US — 1963	Recently Edited
	Stereo Test Record For Home And Laboratory Use - Model 211 LP, Album, Reissue	Stereo Review – Model 211	US		US	New Submission

gjagiello Jun 24, 2024
referencing Stereo Test Record For Home And Laboratory Use - Model 211 (LP, Album) 211

Fantastic piece of hi-fi ephemera that I'll likely never use, even though it includes a very detailed instruction guide.
MikeHanley Feb 15, 2023
referencing Stereo Test Record For Home And Laboratory Use - Model 211 (LP, Album) 211

some real bangers on this one! weird noises and other things to annoy yoru neighbors
jmh0404 Nov 4, 2022
referencing Realistic Stereo Test Record (LP, Album, Repress) 50-1001

the tracking weight test works magic! great all around I think
tvfats Jul 18, 2021
referencing Stereo Test Record For Home And Laboratory Use - Model 211 (LP, Album, Stereo, Rockaway Pressing) 211

HiFi / Stereo Review put this Test Record out back in 1963...Like most home Test Records there is music on one side and audio tests on the flip side of the LP...What makes this particular album different than most of this genre, the entire music side is a Direct to Disc recording...Not many folks knew of that process back then...Over the years I have had a few Direct To Disc albums and they are stunning because they record in the session right onto the lathe and make the pressing right there in the studio...No tape, just straight to disc...Downside of that use of recording is that they can only produce so many copies of the album on that ONE recorded pressing because it finally starts to sonically deteriorate...So this record serves up a bit audio history...Test away all...