EXTREME audio equipment test! K31TH3R - Torn and Ripped
223 views · Published 30 October 2011 · 4:07 · Indexed 26 October 2026
Channel: K31TH3R · 2011 · Music
This track was designed to show the ability of audio equipment to handle extremes of very low, and very high frequencies, as well as testing both consumer 80-120hz tight bass lines, as well as how well your subwoofer can recover from large power drawing kicks. The end of the track demonstrates "death metal style" extremely fast kicks which is very useful for gauging exactly how accurate your woofer is. A poor setup will sound extremely muddy, flabby, and like a single bass blurb. A well tuned setup will feel like a vibrator and you'll see LOTS of excursion and woofer movement. The highs added with it will gauge how well your audio internals can handle confusing transitions between highs and lows and if there's any fading between channels due to slow DSP's or handling errors.
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