REVOLVER. The Beatles LP. Mono. Parlophone PMC 7009
  £   94
  $   125

 


£ 94 Sold For
Nov 27, 2013 Sold Date
Nov 20, 2013 Start Date
£   11 Start price
14   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

REVOLVER. The Beatles. On the Parlophone Label, PMC 7009.

Matrix No's.

Side 1. XEX 605-2

Side 2. XEX 606-2

This LP is in absolute mint condition. The Album cover, inside and out, is also in mint condition which is unusual for its age, the inner sleeve is also in absolute mint condition - photo.

This LP has been owned by ourselves since new, it has only ever been played using: 3012, 312, 12” SME-pick-up arms, Empire 1000 ZEX, Van Den Hull MC1Special,Kohetsu Urushi, and Micro-Benze Supreme Cartridges and stylus.

This LP has never been loaned out, or used anywhere else but our personal hifi system;

This LP has always been stored in the vertical position, in a purpose built LP/record cabinet in a dry environment.

Condition:

Cover: Externally and internally, EX:  Inner Sleeves: EX: In excellent condition.   LP:  EX: Visually and replay, without any marks or flaws.


All LP's are graded using the following criteria, Where we have not been the original owners, it will be stated:

Cover:
EX; Excellent Condition, no flaws whatsoever.
VG; Very Good, some slight aging apparent. 
GD; Good, some slight aging and discolouring visible. 
FR; Fair,some slight discolouring, edges come unstuck. 
WN;  Worn Cover, discolouring and some damage.

Inner Sleeve;
EX: Excellent Condition.
VG; Very Good, slight aging apparent. 
GD; Good, some slight aging and dog-eared corners apparent. 
FR; Fair,some discolouring, some dog-eared corners, edges come unstuck. 
WN;  Discolouring and some damage, some dog-eared corners, edges come unstuck. 

LP's;
EX; Excellent Condition, no flaws in the reproduction. 
VG: Very Good condition, some slight marks but reproduction without 'clicks', no scratches apparent.
GD: Goodcondition, some slight marks but playable, some minor 'clicks', but no apparent scratches.

NOTE 1:  I do not sell damaged or scratched LP's.

 

NOTE 2:  When playing an LP for the firsttime, whether new or second hand, always examine the stylus for dust first, use an appropriately designed stylus microscope, and stylus brush or other special stylus dust remover. Always use an appropriately designed Anti-Static brush to remove any unseen dust particulates from the LP - These actions will extend the life of both your valuable stylus tip, and also your equally valuable Vinyl LP collection.


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