DECCA SXL 2008 WBg ED1 BLUE BACK.OVERTURES IN HI FI LP.
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Description
DECCA SXL 2008.BLUE BACK LP.YEAR 1958.
BLUE BACK.WIDE BAND GROOVE EDITION 1.
ORIGINAL RECORDING BY AT 10 O'CLOCK ON LABELS.
ORIGINAL FFSS DECCA INNER SLEEVE.
OVERTURES IN HI FI.
ALBERT WOLFF.
THE PARIS CONSERVATOIRE ORCHESTRA.
CONDITION.
COVER-EXCELLENT(-).The very delicate cover is in good clean condition,it has some edgewear to top and bottom edges,cornertip wear,the spine is clean and complete.The laminate is complete.The blue back backcover is also complete,flipbacks are complete.The backcover is still in white clean condition,but has 5 light staining marks.
The original ffss inner sleeve is in excellent clean and complete condition,has creasing to corners.
RECORD-EXCELLENT.The sound quality on this lp is superb,plays through perfectly,does have light surface noise,i have only hand cleaned this lp,you may find that given a professional clean that the light noise may go.
Please note,that the postal charge for this lp,includes a signed for pricing whether in u.k. or international.
See grading below
All records are play tested,all the way through and play perfectly unless stated.
Please take a look in my store melodies,many more items inside.Thanks for looking.
RETURNS ACCEPTED. POST WORLDWIDE
GRADING.
MINT-NEW
NEAR MINT-Near perfect
EXCELLENT-A Superb player,no clicks,ticks,knocks,jumps,may have light surface niose.
VERY GOOD-More surface niose,the record will still play to a excellent sound quality,may have a single jump.
GOOD,Record will have a lot of surface niose,may click,tick,knock or jump more than once.
FAIR-Of use only as a collection gap filler.The record will simply be rubbish as a playing format.
POOR-Broken.
I grade my records on now they play,covers ect i will grade on a record to record basis.I may upgrade a record if i think it better than my standard grading,but i will say this on the listing.
Many old records suffer with surface niose,this is not scratching,the earlier the record the more likely it is to have it.You can lesson this by cleaning the record by hand or by using a cleaning machine,also the needle and equipment you play them on also can lesson or harden the effect.useing and antistatic cleaning cloth before play will also help.Surface niose is very possible on mint or near mint records as well as any other.
many records old and new have price stickers and promo stickers attached,i find that,unless the cover is laminated,its best to leave them there,after all its better to look at that ,than damage caused by removing them.
I will be fair and honest with record grading,however you may feel that i have it wrong,if so please contact me directly,i'm not perfect, record grading is not perfect.i would hope that a record that i am happy with someone else would be to.
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