ELP "Pictures at an Exhibition" MFSL LP - ***SEALED***
  $   87

 


$ 87 Sold For
May 25, 2007 Sold Date
May 18, 2007 Start Date
$   60 Start price
3   Number Of Bids
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Hi folks, thanks for taking a look at my auction. This Mobile Fidelity pressing is part of a large collection of MFSL LPs I’ll be auctioning off over the next several weeks. Please check out my other auctions; there are over 130 MOFIs I’ve finally decided to part with.

This auction is for a factory sealed Mobile Fidelity pressing of Emerson, Lake & Palmer's "Pictures at an Exhibition" (MFSL 1-031). This was a 1980 Mobile Fidelity release - it's rare to find one still sealed after 27 years. The plastic outer sleeve still has the cool old stickers they used to put on them - "Half-Speed Mastered SUPER HIGH FIDELITY Limited Edition", and "A BRAND NEW EXPERIENCE!". There are two 1 inch openings on the edge of the sealed plastic sleeve - one on the top, and one on the bottom right corner.


*****************************THE FINE PRINT******************************

I own a high-end audio store in Ann Arbor, Michigan called Overture Audio. We’re a leader in 2-channel and analog playback, and if this LP was played at all, it would have been once or twice on several thousands of dollars worth of Linn turntable. And, unless it’s one of the sealed pressings, it was probably cleaned on the store’s VPI HW17 record cleaning machine. Overture Audio originally purchased the majority of these LPs directly from Mobile Fidelity.

I have 8 years of perfect feedback on eBay – in addition to 5 years of perfect feedback under “overtureaudio” as well. If you’re lucky enough to win one of the records from this collection, you’ll be very happy or your money back – you can expect good communication and no hassles. I know there are a wide range of standards out there when it comes to record grading – unless I note otherwise, these LPs are in near mint, or mint minus condition. They were always stored properly, and were always kept in heavy plastic outer sleeves.

For payment, I’ll be accepting money orders or cashiers checks. I’ll take a personal check if you don’t mind waiting a few weeks for me to ship. I’d rather go hunting with Dick Cheney than take Paypal; don’t even ask.

As for shipping, your record(s) will come from my store via UPS ground in sturdy cardboard LP shipping boxes. I will combine multiple records to give you a break on shipping. If you want me to use a faster form of UPS, just ask – I’ll shoot you a price.


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