All three test discs were distributed to Optigan service technicians. This makes them among the most rare of Optigan discs.
This test disc features a sine wave tone on all 57 channels. It’s mostly useful for diagnosing volume discrepancies.
This test disc features a sine wave on all even numbered channels. It’s mostly useful for diagnosing crosstalk problems, because when you open a channel that’s supposed to be silent, you can hear exactly how much signal is bleeding through from the adjacent channels.
This test disc (Brian Kehew’s personal favorite of ALL the Optigan discs!) actually features NO signal at all on any channels. It is used for diagnosing key-popping-type sounds, though we don’t see any reason why you can’t diagnose this problem by simply leaving the disc drive empty!