MRAWINSKIJ TCHAIKOVSKY - SINFONIE NR.4 (1960) Deutsche Red Stereo ED1 LP 138 087
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Description
MRAWINSKIJ / TSCHAIKOWSKY / LENINGRADER PHILHARMONIE - " SINFONIE NR.4 F-MOLL ", Deutsche Grammophon (138 657) Stereo, 1960.
Extremely rare, German stereo 1st Edition of this much sought after LP.
This first edition can be distinguished by the Red Stereo emblem on the front cover, the labels with the 'ring of tulips' design and "Alle Hersteller..." label text. Also, the original sleeve is a thin card with a satin finish front and back - see photos for more info.
Professionally cleaned on my Moth record cleaning machine and put in a new poly-lined inner sleeve (with the original retained to keep it complete, of course - see photo).
CONDITION:
VINYL = NEAR MINT (No scratches, groove damage, excessive surface noise, distortion, etc. Clean labels withbarely any spindle trails. Even under a bright grading lamp this LP is free from scratches or other visible damage. Plays very well indeed - strong, clear and without interruption from clicks, crackles or any other damage associated with misuse or over use. There's a minute amount of surface noise in the pressing during the silent run-in, but once the music starts, it disappears and plays strong and clear without interuptions. Whilst not quite a mint or unplayed record (hence the Near Mint rather than Mint grading) this record only bears just the very slightest visual signs of having even been used before and then it's clearly only had very light use in it's lifetime and has been very well cared for.
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 = EX- (No big creases, rips, tears, defacing, etc. In really good shape with a lovely sheen to it still. Has been stored in a plastic outer sleeve it's whole life. Only marked down a bit for some slight wear to the corners and a few lighter creases eminating from the edges of the sleeve/spine - see photos for further clarification. Also, bear in mind how incredibly fragile these ist issue DG sleeves actually are... although this has a few small creases it's still way better than just about all other examples of these early DG sleeves I have come across)
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