Have confidence in my grading. All records are inspected under strong l.e.d. lights and graded using the record collectors guide - see grading guide at the bottom of my page. I take every care to describe accurately, please take the time to read my feedback comments.
I have a collection of 60,s 70,s heavy rock, prog rock etc that I will be listing over the coming months. These are mostly in fantastic condition and include some very rare first pressings. I will be listening to all these prior to listing to ensure absolute accurate descriptions.
Catalogue no MGMC 8052
Matrix nos 1, 1
Sleeve in excellent condition, a few tiny laminate creases, very faint ring mark and a few very faint marks on the back.
Inner in excellent condition.
Labels in excellent condition, no marks visible.
Vinyl in excellent condition, a few very faint scratches visible under led lights. Lies completely flat on turntable.
I have played the Lp through in full. Playback is superb with just a couple of very faint clicks and a tiny bit of crackle in a couple of places.
Top copy of a very rare album.
Any additional information or photos required please ask.
Multiple postage savings Free postage on additional Lp in UK
1.50 per additional Lp to Europe
3.00 per additional LP to rest of world
Proof of postage is always kept and items over 30 will be sent by signed for postage.
All vinyls are sent out in professional mailers with cardboard stiffeners.
I have tried to describe items as accurately as possible. In the very unlikely event of not being completely happy I will happily accept returns and refund the purchase and postage costs.
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Record grading
Mint- item is factory sealed.
Near mint - item has been opened but has no marks visible under led lights.
Excellent- record shows some signs of having been played but there is very little lessening in sound quality.
Very good - record has obviously been played many times but displays no major deterioration in sound quality despite noticeable surface marks and the occasional light scratch.
Good - record has been played so much that the sound quality has noticeably deteriorated.
Fair - record is still just playable, displays considerable surface noise and may even jump.
I also use and - when a record falls between two grades and try to put a brief description of any noticeable faults and to photograph and faults.
