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The '''Command test record''' ('''Stereo Check Out''') was an ] produced by ] in 1960. It contained recordings designed to allow users to test their ] equipment.

==Command Records==
{{Main|Command Records}}
In 1959, ] formed ] with the intent of releasing ] featuring the best in stereo technology and equipment that the ] had to offer. Command Records' recordings were very popular with Hi-Fi buffs as ] because of their use, novel at the time, of instruments in one track only.

==Album details==
Like many other Command records, the Stereo Check Out came in a ] cover with extensive liner notes and full technical data inside. ] narrated both sides, providing both technical details and information about the musical instruments used on the tracks on Side Two.

===Side one===
Side One of this LP consists of turntable tests. An ] is a useful tool when used in conjunction with these tests:

# ] Check
# Left and Right Channel Check
# ] Reference Check
# ] Run Check
# Output Balance Check
# ] or ] Check
# ] Check
# ] Check
# ] Check

===Side two===
Side Two of this LP consists of musical selections from the Command catalogue:

# ] (from ] Vol II)
# ] (from ])
# ] (from ])
# ] ] (from ])

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