Listening to the CD and reading instructions that are legible. There is info in the booklet complementary to but not in the audio tracks:
Track 1 Inroduction: Introduces the C-4000 & congratulates you on "the ultimate listening experience" afforded by SH. The recorded tracks will help set up the system with SH but will benefit users of ordinary playback equipment. Be sure to set your system controls to stereo operation!
Track 2 Loudspeaker Phasing Instructions: How to determine by listening to the track; how to correct. Even if you do not understand speaker phasing, one can just listen and know whether or not a problem needs attention.
Track 3 Absolute Phase: Ditto above.
Track 4 & 5 Frequency Response: tones to check speaker frequency response (and the listener's hearing!): 1 kHz, 15 kHz, 10 kHz tones–the 15kHz tone is very hard for me to hear unless close to & on axis to the speaker; ambient household & environmental noises compete. Yikes! Then: 5kHz, 100 Hz, 50 Hz. Then: 1000Hz, 24 Hz, 16 Hz. Check your subs, your hearing & room vibrations!
Track 6 Log Sweep: sci-fi spacecraft taking-off sound effect with low-to-high frequency sweep. Cats think it is creepy.
Track 7 Electrical Balance: switch Stereo/Mono switch on & off; the sound volume should diminish in mono mode.
Track 8 Autocorrelator Adjustment: I hear nothing on this (using CT-7).
Track 9 Peak Unlimiter Adjustment: ditto above. Love the name.
Track 10 Time Delay & Echo Density: nothing for the CT-7 to attend to.
Track 11 Introduction to Tracks 12, 13 & 14: Designed to be used with SH; noise bursts on the left channel, then the right; these noise bursts are guides for adjusting speaker toe-in, speaker placement and optimum listening position (left-right, front-back). Properly set-up, the sound appears to be coming from over there (point 45 degrees out to the side), not from the speaker. Leaning the head towards the side of the speaker (leaning right with the tone only from the right speaker) shifts the image left towards the middle, between the speakers; leaning left shifts the sound, in this case, towards the right speaker. Back in optimum position, the sound is way off to side, out there somewhere, definitely not from the speaker. This could be a party trick!
Track 13 Music
Track 14 Holographically encoded music: if you do not have SH.
Track 15 Pink Noise: Yes, but don’t know how to use this. Cannot read the instructions.