PINK FLOYD LP DARK SIDE OF THE MOON NICKEL PRESSING RARE
  $   205

 


$ 205 Sold For
Dec 29, 2014 Sold Date
Dec 22, 2014 Start Date
$   80 Start price
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MATRIX SIDE 1 DEADWAX ETCHING " SMAS-1-11163 F67" " WALLY"  " MASTERED BY CAPITOL"

MATRIX SIDE 2 DEADWAX ETCHING " SMAS-1-11163 G64 # 7"  " MASTERED BY CAPITOL"

COMES WITH 2 DIFFERENT LARGE FOLDOUT POSTERS

VERY RARE PINK FLOYD DARK SIDE OF THE MOON LP  THE LP IS SILVER IN APPEARANCE AND LOOKS AS IF IT NICKEL OF SILVER PLATED

NOTE:SOME OF THE  SILVER/NICKEL PLATING IS WORN OFF IN A FEW SMALL SPOTS SHOWING BLACK UNDERNEATH.

THIS COULD BE ONLY 1 OF 50 MADE. PLEASE SEE THE FOLLOWING WEB SITE FOR MORE IN ON HOW THIS LP WAS PRODUCED

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/moslive/article-1198335/How-Britain-got-groove-back.html

THE ABOVE WEB PAGE WILL GIVE YOU THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION

It begins when the 'lacquers' arrive from a band's mastering studio. These are aluminium discs coated with a special lacquer, which is carved using a heated diamond cutting stylus, enabling the digital sounds on the studio master tapes to be converted into analogue form.

Once the lacquer has been assigned its matrix number (ie, identification code), it's sprayed with a thin layer of pure silver in order to make it electrically conductive.

The now-shimmering silver disc is then plunged into a vat of nickel sulphamate solution and, as in some marvellous school-chemistry crystal-growing experiment - the ageing vats are more reminiscent of your old school lab or ceramics department than a hi-tech factory - the ions of nickel begin to grow on the silver surface. 

'The album that really blew me away? Dark Side Of The Moon. I was the one who got to listen to the first test pressing. It was just spine-tingling'

After four-and-a-half hours a disc of pure nickel about the thickness of an LP has formed on one side of the lacquer. This coating is known as the 'master'. It's the negative of the lacquer.

The next stage is to convert this negative back into a positive. First, its edges are trimmed, and the disc of nickel is peeled off from the lacquer.

Then, after an invisible coating has been applied, the master is plunged back into another vat of nickel sulphamate solution and the process is repeated, only this time a 'positive' is being produced from the 'negative'. This positive, also made of nickel, is called the 'mother'



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 RECORD = VG+ A FEW SCRATCH MARKS MOST PRONOUNCED ON SIDE ON SIDE 2 RUNNING THRU THE FIRST 2 SONGS.
 CLICKING SOUNDS PRESENT
COVER = VG+++ ( general wear) comes with 2 giant fold out posters



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