I like testing out the low end and watching glass quiver with this track
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Maybe not the most of bass, but a very compelling groove:
The first 1:35 of the song are rather tame. You have to wait for it!
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Cool, I see your hitting in the High 30Hz, my Fav song, Tove Lo - Talking Body, hits in the Low 30Hz, plus it’s a great song 
Here’s your song:
and Tove Lo:
isn’t if fun to make the house rumble 
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I need bigger subs !
And I need a bigger house…
WADAX Playlist on Qobuz provides a great collection of music to test your system, with many of the selections going very low with varying textures of bass.
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Came here to mention this one. Fantastic album. And lots of bass if that tickles your ear drums (and arm hair) too.
Could try this for a good tight bass
This track has a very low bass too.
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Just plugged in a Rel Classic 99, ran Lyngdorf Room Perfect and cued this bad boy up. Feeling a little low hz nausea but loving it! I like how the tracks are named after a bunch of now ghostly old London haunts from my youth. The Bug also did some good stuff with Earth a while back.
Grace Jones Hurricane Dub, 2011. Love her early 80s stuff, 30 years later she’s still kicking out the low end.
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I was listening to “In the Still of the Night” by the Bill Charlap Trio, a pretty mellow lounge jazz type song. But there’s an extended bass solo in the song and as I listened I thought it sounded pretty bad. The rest of the recording is flawless, so I went to DSP and turned on the clipping indicator and that section was clipping pretty badly. I had the default -3db of headroom so I cranked it up to -7db and the clipping went away. I never suspected this innocuous jazz tune would cause clipping. Learn something new every day.
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Hi David. Not sure why you need to turn DSP on. Just performed a test with 0 DB and there way no clipping
Torben
This one has a lot of bass, I think:
