78rpm Acetate BENNY GOODMAN 1940'S Peggy Lee

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Side 1: Got It Bad and That Ain't Good, and part of I'm Here

Artist: Benny Goodman & His Orchestra, the female vocalist sounds like Peggy Lee

Take/Matrix #:

Record Condition: E, Excellent

Label Condition:

Additional Information: This is a home recording recorded off the radio probably sometime in the late 1940's. The sound quality is good, but the sound is flat, not much bass or treble.

Side 2: Prelude in E Flat Minor

Artist: Leopold Stokowski

Take/Matrix #: 

Record Condition: E, Excellent

Label Condition:

Additional Information: This is a home recording recorded off the radio probably sometime in the late 1940's. The sound quality is good but same as side 1.

Label: Audio-disc Recording Blank.

Number:

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Grading Code:

N- "New minus.", Best possible sample. No wear and minimal effects of age. Minimal

factory "defects" as well: super clean.

E+ "Excellent plus.", Slightly below N or N-. No wear, and again minimal effects of

age. Will have slightly more factory "defects" than N or N- (surface noise, clicks,

pops etc.)

E "Excellent.", some slight evidence of age or handling (fine scratches, scuffs, rubs).

Minimal groove wear. May have some slight surface noise as a function of the

aging of the material from which the record was made (not excessive). May show

some very minor grey traces in grooves.

E- "Excellent minus." Very close to "E" but with slightly more wear from handling

and age. Still minimal groove wear from playing. But, again may show some minor

gray traces.

E-/V+ Threshold for the beginning of noticeable groove wear. Plus more of the usual

culprits: scratches, scuffs, abrasions etc. A record grades E-/V+ does not look

"good" in the way "E" graded records do. E-/V+ plays very nicely though - except some surface noise.

V+ "Very good plus." Obvious wear, but not excessive. Slightly more surface noise.

Not as choice as the higher grades, but what one would expect of a record that

was actually used for many years. And can be still quite enjoyable.

V "Very Good." As "very good" implies the record will still play quite well. However,

there is more wear and tear than with "V+" grade. There is moderate surface

noise.

G & F G "Good." Serviceable but not great. Quite a bit of wear. F "Fair." Means fair -

and that's pretty well worn.

Double pluses and minuses are used when needed to more accurately describe a record's

condition (e.g. E-- or E++). A grade/grade (e.g. E/E-) indicates a grade in between the two

grades (e.g. excellent and excellent minus). It does not refer to grades for the different sides of a double sided record

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