BlueWizard
Distinguished Member
I stumbled across this by accident, and though some people might find it helpful.
This is intended to be a test of Headphones. But it works for any system -
The Ultimate Headphone Test!!! - YouTube -
First it sweeps down from 200hz to 10hz. My speakers are rated at 64hz on the low end, yet sitting at my computer I was able to hear down just below 30hz. (Speakers: Q Acoustics 3020 130mm))
Then next sweep is 8,000hz up to 20,000khz. Though the speakers are capable, sadly due to age, guns, and Rock-n-Roll, my hearing is not what it used to be. So it didn't go very high.
Next is a wide spectrum sweep intended to be played somewhat loud to reveal any rattling, buzzing, over-driven resonances in the system.
Next is a sweeping tone in MONO so the image, assuming your headphones, or room and speaker respond evenly, should stay fixed in the Center.
Next is a Left, Center, Right, and Polarity test.
This isn't really a serious test, but it can be informative and fun.
Whatever.
Steve/bluewizard
This is intended to be a test of Headphones. But it works for any system -
The Ultimate Headphone Test!!! - YouTube -
First it sweeps down from 200hz to 10hz. My speakers are rated at 64hz on the low end, yet sitting at my computer I was able to hear down just below 30hz. (Speakers: Q Acoustics 3020 130mm))
Then next sweep is 8,000hz up to 20,000khz. Though the speakers are capable, sadly due to age, guns, and Rock-n-Roll, my hearing is not what it used to be. So it didn't go very high.
Next is a wide spectrum sweep intended to be played somewhat loud to reveal any rattling, buzzing, over-driven resonances in the system.
Next is a sweeping tone in MONO so the image, assuming your headphones, or room and speaker respond evenly, should stay fixed in the Center.
Next is a Left, Center, Right, and Polarity test.
This isn't really a serious test, but it can be informative and fun.
Whatever.
Steve/bluewizard
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