MOZART KLEMPERER - SYMPHONY NO. 38 & 39 (1963) UK Columbia B/S ED1 LP SAX 2588
  £   53
  $   70

 


£ 53 Sold For
May 9, 2013 Sold Date
May 2, 2013 Start Date
10   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

MOZART / KLEMPERER / THE PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA - " SYMPHONY NO.38 / SYMPHONY NO.39 ", Columbia Records/EMI Records Ltd (SAX 2468) Stereo, 1963.

Very rare 1963, first UK Stereo pressing of the Columbia LP with the all important Blue (Turquoise?) and Silver label - see photo.

English issue and pressing.

Professionally cleaned on my Moth record cleaning machine and then put in a fresh new poly-lined inner sleeve (the original inner sleeve has also been retained and included in the auction - see photo)

In the name of a good auction, I will start this LP at just 99p!


CONDITION:

VINYL =  EXCELLENT  (No deep scratches, no groove damage, no distortion, only light spindle trails, etc. In normal daylight the vinyl appears perfectly clean, under a bright grading lamp I can make out a couple of very light paper scuffs and a couple of extremely faint hairline surface marks - although these are purely visual and during playback, none of these slight superficial flaws correspond directly to any audible defects.
On playback, there is some faint surface noise during the silent run-in (usually in the pressing) which disappears as soon as the music starts. It plays really well - strong, clean and without interuptions.
Not quite an untouched museum piece, but a good honest excellent copy for someone out there to play and enjoy as it was originally intended.

Note: for the purposes of this listing I have tested this LP on my Linn LP12 Sondek turntable - generally this is quite a critical test, but I must point out that I cannot guarantee exactly how this LP will sound on your turntable - common sense for most... but then this is ebay!!!)


SLEEVE = V.G.- (Both sides of the sleeve are in reasonable condition, if not quite as bright and clean as they once were. However, it's a bit worn and discoloured around the edges and the bottom edge carries a split about 7-8cm in length - see photos for further clarification)



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