I came across this (IMO) very useful audio test video on YouTube. Now I have a challenge to all those who obsess with stereo imaging: play the part at 0:31 called Phantom Center Stability. You can try it with a good set of headphones and then on your room stereo. Your headphones should pass the test with flying colours, but the test really reveals whether you have a table stereo image throughout the audio band. Essentially, you should observe a stable central image as the sound sweeps from the bass region through to the top frequencies.
Report here what you observe on your home stereo. I'll do the same.
Extended Audio Test For Speakers & Headphones
EDIT: link is now fixed
Report here what you observe on your home stereo. I'll do the same.
Extended Audio Test For Speakers & Headphones
EDIT: link is now fixed
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