Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young "Deja vu" vinyl LP Japanese pressing EX condition
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Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young "Deja vu" vinyl LP Japanese pressing EX condition.
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young – Deja Vu Label: Atlantic – P-10123A Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Gatefold Country: Japan Released: 1976 Genre: Rock Style: Folk Rock, Country Rock
The gatefold cover is in very good condition, showing slight signs of wear/storage and some finger marks on the blank back cover.
The vinyl appears in excellent condition and has no visible scratches etc. My turntable is not currently wired up (no suitable equipment) and has not been used for over 12 years, therefore other that the look of the vinyl I am unable to comment on the presence of pops/crackles etc.
I doubt this has been played for over 30 years, and is likely to have been played only a few times.
Not the original inner sleeve but V.R.P. Non-Scratching, Anti-Static, Plasticizer Protective sleeve. Also, with the liner/lyric sheet and the slightly Obi.
I have been an audiophile for over 50 years and all vinyl etc lovingly cared for, and since the original purchase perfectly stored on appropriate shelving and in a smoke free environment.
Recently a sold album was rejected by the purchaser because of a musty smell and slight stains on the inner sleeve (the vinyl was immaculate). It was from a series of half-speed masters with their own brand of inner sleeve. A friend has subsequently confirmed the smell with a similar release not yet sold. My sense of smell must be failing me because I could not smell the mild odour, I also cannot often smell the diffuser in my hall. My failing eye sight obviously did not spot the blemishes on the sleeve. My sincerest apologies if I miss any blemishes or odour again. I shall try my best.
Part of quality collection of Mobile Fidelity releases, Half-Speed Masters, Direct Cut Masters and over 120 Japanese Pressings.
For the Audiophiles among you:
I started with Garrard SP25 Mk 2 with Wharfedale Speakers, moving through the likes of Linn Sondek LP12, Transcriptor, Thorens, SME Series 3 arm, Celestian Ditton 44, Yamaha NS 1000, Meridian, Musical Fidelity, and Beard Valve Amp, to name but a few.
The favourite system early 1990’s, Oracle turntable, Fidelity Research Arm, Koetsu Black K cartridge, Mark Levinson Pre (£13K), Mark Levinson Power (£3K), ProAc Studio 3 EBS speakers.
A guy from Meridian came to listen because they were seeking a mid-range unit for a new speaker and he wanted to hear the ProAc. After a couple of hour’s he said that it was one of the best systems he had ever heard, “came to listen to the driver and ended just listening to the music”
In 1987 I started on a wonderful journey, and still going on, collecting Grateful Dead music. Involving over 3000 cassettes, 150 PCM tapes, 300 DAT Tapes and currently 4700 CD’s, after discarding over 800 duplicates. This involved 6 Nakamichi Cassette Decks and 2 Professional DAT machines.
With this commitment I hardly played any vinyl.
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