Beatles Revolver UK 1st Press STEREO Y/B Parlophone PCS 7009 160g Vinyl OIS EX
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The Beatles
»Revolver«
(15 detailed pictures on bottom of this listing)
U.K. 1966 ~ 1st Press ~ STEREO
Y/B Parlophone PCS 7009
Heavy Thick Vinyl of 160 grams
/w original "USE EMITEX" IS ~ EXCELLENT Sound
WorldWide Free Shipping = Free Tracking = Free Insurance = Free Handling
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(Label Var B) THIS Copy issued 1966 Sound Mix stereo Overall Grading EX (please see Details) Matrix Side A YEX 605-1 Matrix Side B YEX 606-1 Stampers A (09/03 o'cl ) OA 2 Stampers B (09/03 o'cl ) AA2 Weight Vinyl 160 grams beabay CID ORREVSUK0201 (PICS 109, NPID 33) Overview Pressings [1st WW July 28, 1966, SMO 74 161 / ZTOX 5623, R/W/G Odeon
EXPORT Switzerland] 1st Variation B) August 05, 1966, PCS 7009, Y/B Parlophone
"Doctor Robert" on label Variation A) August 05, 1966, PCS 7009, Y/B Parlophone
"Dr. Robert" on label Variation C) August 05, 1966, PCS 7009, Y/B Parlophone
"Doctor Robert" on label, "Taxman" and "Eleanor Rigby" on first line 2nd Summmer 1969, Y/B Parlophone, PCS 7009 3rd November 1969, S/B "one-boxed" Parlophone, PCS 7009 4th February 1971, S/B "double-boxed" Parlophone, PCS 7009
matricies ending in -1/2 and -2 5th June 1976, S/B "double-boxed" Parlophone, PCS 7009
matricies ending in -3 and -3/4 COLUMBIA
CONTRACT Late Summer/Fall 1976, S/B "double-boxed" Parlophone, PCS 7009
VARIATION A) "Columbia" logo on Label Side A, "Parlophone" on Label Sie B
VARIATION B) "Parlophone" logo on Label Side A, "Columbia" on Label Sie B 6th October 1980, S/B "double-boxed" Parlophone, PCS 7009
perimeter rim has "UNAUTHORISED PUBLIC PERFORMANCE,
BROADCASTING, COPYING AND HIRING" at 11 o'cl
matricies ending in -3/4 and -4 7th May 1984, S/B "double-boxed" Parlophone, PCS 7009
perimeter rim has "UNAUTHORISED PUBLIC PERFORMANCE,
BROADCASTING, COPYING AND HIRING" at 11 o'cl
matricies YEX 605-5-1-2 / YEX 606-4 8th 1987, S/B "double-boxed" Parlophone, PCS 7009
perimeter rim has "UNAUTHORISED PUBLIC PERFORMANCE,
BROADCASTING, COPYING AND HIRING" at 11 o'cl
matricies YEX 605-6-1-/ YEX 606-7-1 NOTE If you're not looged in thru the U.K. eBay site, you can watch all of our OTHER RECORDS here .
NOTES
Up for auction today, a UK STEREO (!) first press of the Fabs' album Revolver in an overall excellent condition. Record comes complete with "USE EMITEX" original inner sleeve that hasn't even a single seam split.
Audio is strong with a good channeling, certainly without any jump, or skips, or whatever.
KT tax stamp sits on label of Side 1.
This first press stereo version isn't easy to find at all, neither on eBay nor other comparable platforms, such as Discogs. One of the reasons is that early 1966 -at least in the UK- was still somewhat dominated by mono recordings, contrary, for istance, to Germany, where mono was rather an exception and is hence hard to acquire nowadays.
This record is a must-have for every serious collector, who doesn't own it yet, highly sought after and hard to grab.
Take your chance NOW - reasonable "Best Offers" welcome.
We understand that our asking price is everything but a bargain (across all of our listings). However, we kindly ask you to refrain from sending "50-percent-offers". At beabay, we possess an in-depth knowledge of Beatles Vinyl, meaning our prices have been carefully chosen and placed. Dozens of international collectors trust in this and confirmed their 100-percent-satisfaction - some of them we copied later in this listing.
Please see grading details for a more elaborate description of the record's condition.
IMPORTANT NOTE for GERMAN BIDDERS: Please constact us before bidding, for otherwise we will remove your bid without prior notice. This is in view of constantly recurring problems, often caused by language. It's NOT an offense. Collectors want harmony and consensus, not trouble. Record Grading
Visual Grading Cover Front EX Cover Back EX Cover Spine EX+ Inner Sleeve(s) NM-
"USE EMITEX" Label Side A EX Label Side B EX Vinyl Side A VG+ Vinyl Side B VG Audio Grading Side A EX Side B EX We use superb vinyl equipment with its heart being an Ortofon real-diamond system and gold plated contacts all around.
If available, audible checks were performed with an ORTOFON Pro-Ject Audio system connected to a DENON PMA 520-AE amplifier, using a Sennheiser 350 headset. Remarks As for the Cover and related issues, please refer to pictures provided right after, which are legal part of this auction.
Spine is in a 100% perfect condition.
Front laminated cover (as well as rims on reverse side), completely glossy, made of strong cardboard. No cuts, writings, stains, or tears. Absolutely clean insertion slot, no cuts either. NO ring wear.
Both labels are absolutely clean. There's neither initials nor any writings on them Only slight signs of spindle hole wear.
Vinyl is shiny, both sides. Some harilines, where Side A looks better than B-Side, which has a visible scratch (that is not affecting the sound in any way). Thus we've graded VG+/VG instead of EX.
The orignal "USE EMITEX" poly-lined innser sleeve is in a near mint condition. Light and bright, no seam splits!
Audio sounds excellent. Both sides have clean starts. Record plays completely thru. Two clicks in "Taxman". BG noises show up in particular between songs. There's no jumps, or skips on either side of the record.
Please keep in mind that an opinion is bound to be subjective. Refer to pictures, provided extensively.
For a short explanation of applied grading, please see remarks on every listing's bottom of page. We are back, and here's some of our Five-Stars eBay history: Australia, 1st MONO 1963
SOLD on March 02, 2014, to
£280.00 Germany, 1st EXPORT 1964
SOLD on November 04, 2013, to
£410.00 U.K., 1st "Jobete" 1963
SOLD on December 20, 2013, to
£240.00 Mexico, 1st MUSART 1964
SOLD on February 20, 2014, to
£90.00 U.K., 1st MONO 1968 # 4,406
SOLD on December 15, 2013, to
£1,350.00 DE, WW 1st EXPORT CH
SOLD on August 03, 2014, to
£100.00 DE, 4th UNPLAYED 1976
SOLD on August 22, 2014, to
£100.00 FR, 1st Horse Cover 1965
SOLD on August 24, 2014, to
£280.00 U.K., 1st -3N/-3N 1964
SOLD on July 20, 2014, to
£90.00 DE, 1st EXPORT 1964
SOLD on October 13, 2013, to
£450.00 Collectors from these Countries trust us
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1st Class Packaging
We are Collectors, hence every record is stored (and will be sent) in a sophisticated way. Many experienced collectors were thrilled by our unique, bullet-proof "packing technicque". Original cover, inner sleeve(s), prospective inserts, and/or whatever may come across, are stored separately. The vinyl sits in a neutral antistatic, padded inner sleeve, which is housed in a stable, neutral cardboard cover. Package is protected by one (or more) transparent plastic sleeves. Finally, all items are being wrapped with thick bubble foil and go to a professional record mailer, which is then being properly sealed with water-resistant tape.
(PLEASE NOTE that pictured record is an EXAMPLE only. It is NOT the item up for auction. Thank you.)
- Grading Every record has been carefully graded visually by ourselves. Most records are audio-graded, too. We grade NM/NM-, EX+/EX/EX-, and VG+/VG/VG-.
- Shipping & Handling is FREE, provided you live on planet earth. To us, it doesn't matter where records finds a new home, Paris, Tokyo, NYC, or Melbourne.
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A Note On Returns / Return Policy
We are two (crazy?) regular average women (Ginger & Fleur Isabell) who love Beatles, thus collecting their records, we're no dealers. We buy vinyl to acquire better copies of what we have already, then selling our second, third, fourth copies. We are classic collectors and hence describe and grade what we sell to our best knowledge, possessing a very high, sophisticated level of knowledge, in particular regarding European records.
If -for whatever reason- our description doesn't turn out to be appropriate, like, for instance, a song skips or jumps, vinyl isn't flat as assured -these types of "error"-, we certainly accept a return (at buyer's expense), for a collector's satisfaction is of utmost importance to us. That certainly happened already. We know that nobody buys a record from us "just for fun". However, as a very basic rule, all of our sales are personal und final.
ALL WE TRY TO AVOID IS TO SEND RARE, VALUABLE VINYL AROUND THE GLOBE "IN VAIN", JUST TO SATISFY A PERSON'S CURIOSITY, FOR EVERY "ROUND-TRIP" IS A HUGE RISK EXPOSING THE RECORD.
