[Mag]

What the Model T's do well is image.

Three songs with impressive imaging.
 Kitaro- An Enchanted Evening, Spirit of Taiko
 Kitaro- Yakushiji, Water of Mystery, Wa

In these songs the Taiko drums, Kettle drums seem to project off the front wall in an 8'x 10' phantom image with full power, rather than coming from the speakers. Of course all the songs are doing this, but these highlight what's going on with the imaging.

[redbook]

This is a great topic(project) for all of us. Regarless of what speakers this is a fun experiment. Can't wait to dig out my more dynamic drum stuff..Thanks

[Mag]

Two more songs by Kitaro where the drums seem to be coming off the front wall.

Kojicki- Matsuri and Orochi

[turnovertherecord]

Steely Dan

Alan Parsons Group

Only on vinyl of course

[JfTM]

Get a copy of Andre Williams & the New Orleans Hellhounds and listen to Hear Ya Dance, then move onto Xavier Rudd To Let

[Mag]

In The Garden by John Fogerty- Deja Vu All Over Again.

Sounds outstanding on my Model T passives. Probably sounds good with other speakers too.

Link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Zu6u6CqOvM

[1ZIP]

Try;

Patricia Barber - Cafe Blue,  "Mourning Grace"

[Mag]

Welcome Back My Friends to the Show that Never Ends- Emerson, Lake & Palmer. Songs Karn Evil 9 parts 1 & 2, Tarkus, Hoedown.

I've been listening to this album for some 30 years. It always had a muddy sound to it. With the remastered cd however in combination with the BDP's low distortion and the T's capable low bass vibe the albums just sounds right after all these years.