I'm about to recommend something I've never listened to!

Have just bought 2 Rel G2 subs & the owner's manual has a setup section & Rel specifically recommend Track 4 from the James Horner OST to Sneakers (Columbia records). Reasons given?.....

"This has a repetitive bass drum throughout that gives plenty of time to move the woofer around, but more importantly the venue was quite large for this recording and therefore it has a very deep and large-scale bass signature. This type of track is perfect for the setup process & should be played at the highest reasonable level expected for system playback".

The CD seems pretty rare but I managed to pick one up on eBay & look forward to putting it through its paces in a few days' time.

Cinema: Meridian 271, 3 x DSP640 (behind screen), 4 x DSP320 (in-ceiling), 4 x DSP3100 (surrounds), 2 x AC12 (interface). 2 x Perlisten D12s subs, Lyngdorf MP40 processor. DT 145" 2.35 AT screen. Sony VW870 projector & S-T lens, Lumagen Radiance Pro.
Lounge: Roon, NUC, Kef LS50 Wireless + 2 x REL Gibraltar-2 subs

Meridian owner since 1998