Using LEDR tracks

A few months ago I started using the LEDR ("Listening Environment Diagnostic Recordings") with the PDF guides available from Nordost and Audiobeat as downloads. I had spent some time before that fine tuning my GX100 speaker setup by ear so it was good to find the Lateral and Over tracks were reproduced well.

My recommendation is using the LEDR tracks and manual to quickly get a fresh install working well. I have (hoarded!) a pair of Acoustic Energy AE505's and fancied a change around this morning. Combined with some thought about distances from the walls, the LEDR made positioning the AE505's much easier. Moreover I found the Audiobeat tip about pivoting round the innermost spike when toeing-in helpful.

Some years ago I used to have a record which was supposed to help you set up your hi-fi. It covered such things as left/right channels, phasing, sibulance etc. I would find it quite interesting to have a copy of the Listening Environment Diagnostic Recordings to help get the correct positioning of my new speakers. Can you tell me where one can obtain a copy?

I downloaded the 320kbps LEDR MP3 tracks from here:
http://www.audiocheck.net/audiotests_ledr.php


And the manuals with diagnostics were from these two sites:

http://www.nordost.com/downloads/System%20Set-Up%20and%20Tuning%20Disc%20Booklet_LR.pdf

http://www.theaudiobeat.com/blog/speaker_placement.pdf

Interesting Jon. With my OB's, using the LEDR tracks they sound best converging behind me and I get the correct height/depth results including the 'rainbow' effect. The system gives a very precise soundstage but only slightly wider than the speakers and with good depth. Angling inwards tends to create a more in-your-face centre image and the impression of a smaller, shallower stage

I also find that small changes in toe-in have quite an impact on frequency response, maybe because the OBs rearward dispersion starts to hit the side walls? I guess different systems, different rooms....