Phoenix Gold Phorum

When i bought my subwoofer from focal i read that there are free test music,sine wave & sliding frequencies on the focal site.

Link:http://www.focal.com/en/content/571-focal-tools

Nice, some of the tracks I use when testing amps (I got the a few Focal flac files in my pc)....even this site has some free test tunes, somewhere just have to look for them.

.. and if using spotify - this is also useful:

https://play.spotify.com/album/6F0UDRzW ... edium=open

I think this will help me when im going to adjust my stereo, i downloaded everything on there to a memory stick.

What is a sine wave worth if you don't use an oscilloscope? I'd really like to use those test tones though, and the sine wave would be helpful to me, I have had such a hard time getting a clean sine wave to use my o-scope to tune and test amps.

For tunung, you don't need an oscilloscope for tuning, with some math you can come up with the crossover points using sine waves and a true rms multimeter (check the fhz response on your dmm specs as most are 40-400hz, expensive ones cover the human audio spectrum).