Lee Ritenour Captain Fingers Master Recording 12"LP 1977 CBS Mobile Fidelity N/M
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Combined s/h offers:
1st Records 4.00, Additional records 1.00 ea.
Jacket Condition: VG++ (EX), slight corner wear
Record Condition: N/M, Half-Speed Master (MFSL), Audiophile
These used records come to you not play tested and we do our best at being accurate in grading. We wish we had the time to listen test each and every record,
but we grade lower than the actual condition.
Your new found treasure has been cleaned but it should be cleaned and made static free by you also to achieve optimum sound quality.
They have been on a lot of turntables, parties and probably quite a few owners as well through their years of their existence.
**********Record Grading Standards*******
Sealed and New: Still has Factory seal, a record never opened.
NM: May have a few superficial signs of use. I hardly ever use this category.
VG++: Almost near mint but it might have a few more superficial signs of use and slight sleeve scuffing.
VG+/VG++: May have a bit more scuffing or a few light scratches but a better grade than VG+. I tend to use this
for most part because the condition is subjective from person to person.
VG+: Some light signs of wear and may have slight sleeve scuffing & a few more light scratches. May have a little
surface noise in spots but the majority of the record will be quiet.
VG: Surface noise will be noticeable especially in the quiet areas, but will not overpower the music, more noticeable
scuffs and light scratches.
VG-: Vinyl will play but may have surface noise on some tracts, signs of heavy use or wear. Note, I rarely sell this
unless it is a real treasure and hard to find album that collectors look for to add to their collection until a higher
grade record comes around.
Skips and dull sound quality is sometimes caused by dust build up in the grooves or on the stylus or even static buildup
(use a record mat) on the record which will help immensely. Bare in mind Vinyl records are at least 25-50 years old
or more and they will never be made again. Treasure your new found purchase. Variables that come into play, 1.
Have you cleaned your record lately? 2. Does the record have static build up? 3. How worn is your stylus or have you
cleaned it lately? 4. How old is your cartridge and needle?? 5. How many grams of pressure is set on your stylus
(should be 1 gram)?, just to name a few. We offer a 14 day return policy on everything we sell.
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