BURZUM Hvis lyset tar oss ORIG Marble LP Darkthrone
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This is an original numbered copy of Burzum's "Hvis Lyset Tar Oss" on marble vinyl, released on Misanthropy records in 1994.
VISUAL:
All grades are 100 % guaranteed – no one has EVER asked to return a record to me.
Buying more than 200 records on the internet, I have agreed with the grading only around 10 times! I think this is because most sellers use inadequate lightning. As a seller once said: Everything looks near mint in the dark. There are only two sources of light I have ever tried that are any good for grading records:
1) Direct, bright sunlight from an unclouded sky. It's the most powerful light source in this world. Why not use it? "Discreet sunlight" is absolutely no good. I've looked at records outside on a cloudy day that looked nothing short of immaculate, and then revealed loads of scratches under just a poor light bulb.
2) Halogen spot lights G10, at least 50 watt. These should only be used in the evening to avoid diffusing from other light sources. See picture.
These two light sources will reveal EVERY scuff and scratch no matter how small or insignificant it may be. Regular room lightning or neon lights (which seem to be the standard at record fairs) reveal practically nothing.
As this record marbled vinyl it's difficult to determine the condition, but I do see several light scuffs. This copy, however, does have a light scratch, which gives some ticks. It can be heard in the sound clip below. It plays almost the same as my own copy. I have come across a few coloured records that had as good sound quality as black vinyl, but most (including this record, including my own copy) has inferior sound to the best pressed black vinyl. Visually I will grade it VG on Record Collector's grading scale (Mint, Excellent, Very Good, Good, Fair, Poor, Bad) to be safe.
SOUND CLIP:
As mentioned, this copy sounds almost the same as my own. Coloured vinyl (especially marbled) is usually more noisy than black vinyl. I have uploaded a recording from the actual record for sale. The clip was recorded with a Thorens TD-126 MkIII Centennial record player fitted with an Ortofon MC20 Super MkII needle. If you have less sensitive equipment, you will hear less noise.
COVER AND INNER SLEEVE:
The bottom spine has a 9 cm split in the middle. Otherwise, a few nicks and light general wear. Because of the split I will grade it VG. Otherwise I would have graded it EX-.
The transparent inner sleeve is fully split on one side, but I will include it still and put the record in a plain white paper sleeve.
POSTAGE COSTS:
NO FEES and NO charges for materials! ONLY actual charges. All records will be sent in sturdy mailers designed for the purpose, and the records will be removed from the cover to avoid any creasing/tearing. The following charges are what the Danish postal system actually charges. They have gone crazy in recent years. You can check out the rates for yourself if you like on http://www.postdanmark.dk/contentfull.dk?lang=en.
LP's:
1 LP record for EUROPE (maximum 500 grams): $10.18 for airmail (55 Danish Kroner). $9.81 for surface mail (53 Danish Kroner). $23.51 for airmail with tracking (127 Danish Kroner). $23.14 for surface mail with tracking (125 Danish Kroner). $28.13 for airmail insured up to $177 dollars (152 Danish Kroner).
1 LP record for REST OF THE WORLD (maximum 500 grams): $14.25 for airmail (77 Danish Kroner). $13.88 for surface mail (75 Danish Kroner). $27.58 for airmail with tracking (149 Danish Kroner). $27.21 for surface mail with tracking (147 Danish Kroner). $32.21 for airmail insured up to $177 dollars (174 Danish Kroner).
2-3 LP records for EUROPE (Maximum 1000 grams): $15.36 for airmail (83 Danish Kroner). $14.99 for surface mail (81 Danish Kroner). $28.69 for airmail with tracking (155 Danish Kroner). $28.32 for surface mail with tracking (153 Danish Kroner). $33.32 for airmail insured up to $177 dollars (180 Danish Kroner).
2-3 LP records for REST OF THE WORLD (Maximum 1000 grams): $23.51 for airmail (127 Danish Kroner). $23.14 for surface mail (125 Danish Kroner). $36.83 for airmail with tracking (199 Danish Kroner). $36.46 for surface mail with tracking (197 Danish Kroner). $41.46 for airmail insured up to $177 dollars (224 Danish Kroner).
More than 3 LP records: Please get in touch.
International Buyers – Please Note:
Through buying more than 200 records in foreign countries it has only happened to me twice that I had to pay custom fees, but it can happen. There should be no custom fees within the European Community.
· Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.
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