Northern Soul The Sophisticates Test Pressing Acetate unique read description
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50
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THE FINAL PRICE REDUCTION....TO ALL WATCHERS IF THIS RECORD DOES NOT SELL IT WILL BE PULLED AND NOT RELISTED
I have played the vinyl and it is very loud and scratchy. The audio is still there but very distorted. The vinyl does not show the appearance of a record in this audio condition, however there is still some marks and small infractions on the record. I feel that the grooves are very shallow and that the initial burn of the record was not done very well. This is standard for many acetates as most collectors will know. I have reduced the initial bid on this record to $50.00. Because of this full disclosure there will be no returns on this record offered or implied . The collectible is still there in the uniqueness of this record however the quality of the record is not as pristine as the visual inspection might indicate.
If anyone has seen this record anywhere,please share as I do not want to false represent. ( There is still no report of this record anywhere!! )
The ability to obtain this record is a once in lifetime opportunity it is my opinion this is the only copy in existence, if I am incorrect I wish to be notified of this fact.
This is a one of a kind record unique in all respects and priced accordingly.
Audio samples will be given with request. I will need a direct email contact to send to you.
We grade records as accurately as possible in order to give you a 100% satisfied purchase.
The Record Grading System as defined by Goldmine Records:
1. "New or Mint", meaning the record should be absolutely perfect. Even brand new sealed items can be flawed and not qualify as mint.
2. "Near Mint", meaning almost perfect, you may see very tiny flaws or very slight wear, including very light scuff marks.
3. "Excellent or Very Good +", meaning a minimum of visual or audible imperfections, some visual wear, surface noise is evident.
4. "Very Good", meaning a little more signs of wear, labels may be marred with some writing or tape or stickers, same with the sleeves, light scratches will be able to be felt with fingernail.
5. "Good", meaning the item is not bad, but will show definite signs of wear & tear, probably evidence that no real care was given to the item, but should play without skipping on singles. For LP's one or more songs may skip but generally playable. There will be more surface noise evident, however with LP's one skip will generate this grade even though the general condition of the LP may be pristine. No returns on this grade