HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON - RARE RSD GREEN SPLATTER VINYL - ULTRASONICALLY CLEAN

$

300

John Powell - "How To Train Your Dragon" - The Complete Score 2021 Record Store Day Black Friday Varese Sarabande vinyl pressing Gorgeous multi-color green splatter vinyl

Extremely hard to find, as only 3000 copies were pressed. 

Why take a chance on a sealed copy that may be defective, is more expensive, and is not returnable?

Please note: as a true vinyl enthusiast, I must be honest here. This is a splatter color vinyl record pressed at MPO, so it has more tics and pops than most newer records. That said, it has great mastering and overall sounds spectacular! 


ULTRASONICALLY CLEANED - PLEASE READ MY CLEANING PROCESS BELOW

Record has only been played on a properly calibrated ProJect 2Xperience turntable with a Sumiko Songbird cartridge. Only played once! This is actually one of my treasured vinyl possessions, but the time has come to sell off some of my 6,000+ records.

Vinyl - NM Cover - EX


MY CLEANING PROCESS

Every album, whether I purchased it new or used, gets the same cleaning process. The record(s) you are purchasing has undergone this process, unless it is still sealed. 
> Each side is cleaned with Terri-Kleen fluid using a MoFi cleaning brush. Used records get cleaned a bit longer.
> All fluid is vacuumed off using an Okki Noki record cleaning machine.
> The record is then ultrasonically cleaned using a Degritter MkII record cleaning machine. Most records get a 3 cycle clean, audiophile and rare records get the maximum 4 cycle cleaning.
> The Degritter MkII then dries the record - no cloth drying here, which often creates static electricity.
> The records go in a new inner rice paper inner sleeve. MFSL records get a new MFSL sleeve. What's the point of cleaning a record and then putting it back in the same dirty sleeve?
> Records are put in a new outer sleeve to protect the covers, unless specified. New records do not get outer sleeves - they are still in the shrink wrap.
> All records are shipped OUTSIDE of the cover to help prevent split seams. New records are not. If you would like a sealed record to be shipped outside of the sleeve, just let me know. Of course I have to open the record in order to do this, so it is technically no longer new after that. 
I ship USPS Media Mail. If you would prefer FedEx or UPS, let me know and I will add that option to the listing. Additional shipping charges are your responsibility. Check my feedback - As a collector with over 6000 albums in my personal collection, I know how to properly ship vinyl records.