Absolutely. We soundchecked our rig last week with a track on Recycled Loops and after instantly destroying the top end of our hearing we turned the tops down, and then down some more, and then some more, and then some more. At this point we decided something was seriously wrong with the system, as the tops were still painful and the crossover wouldn't go any lower.

Then we decided to **** off the recycled loops ep and reach for Hydro 9, my favorite "control" track for setting up the rig - It's firmly burnt into my brain, I know how it should sound, so it's great to fine tune the system with. At which point we had to turn the top end back up to exactly where it was in the first place.

God know what they thinking of when they cut that recycled loops ep. It was the same on both sides as well. If you played it on a big system you'd end up being sued in a mass "Where there's blame there's a claim" lawsuit after trashing everyone hearing.