Serato Scratch Live Control Record (LYM) 12" Marbles Clear Red Blue Tie Dye RARE

$

60

Hello, thanks for looking. I'm no expert on grading vinyl, i'll try my best to evaluate the condition of both the cover and the album. I'll use the grading scale below as a guide and i'll be very conservative with my evaluation, Keep in mind I am only visually assessing the condition of the jacket and vinyl. And I also list detail everything, where others don't. Time consuming, YES!!  I encourage you to ask questions, before biding, I will answer honestly. Good Luck!!! - Jason

Serato add a little fun to their 12” Control Vinyl with the Clearly LYM edition. LYM clearly stands for Losing Your Marbles as the design effect on the new twelve is reminiscent of those lovely little balls we used to play with when we were kids.

The new line of performance vinyl now includes the new Serato Noisemap Control Tone that is louder than the previous versions meaning DJs get more control for precise tracking, better vinyl wear and an improved authentic vinyl feel. The LYM edition is a clear vinyl with a splattering of colour introduced at the pressing stage each one being totally unique and a true work of art.

CONDITION- Jacket: EX  / Vinyl: EX

The Jacket / Sleeve: I'm hoping the pictures can speak for the grade: EX It is Solid & Stiff, The spine is in Great shape and the print is a centered & legible, corners are ever so slightly rounded (not really), Nothing Major to report for the jacket, pictures tell the story.

Inner Paper Sleeve:  It's the original plastic sleeve... Excellent Condition 

The vinyl:  EX (Maybe Near Mint) The records look great, Shiny & Looks like it wasn't played much if at all. I'd be willing to bet these were played under 5 times...  All label's are perfect. 

Rare Set, but if you still have questions please message me.

• All records are shipped correctly in a 12 X 12 Record mailer, with the record OUT OF THE JACKET - to prevent damage to the jacket, and in a plastic dust cover, with extra cardboard and foam support. 
  

• I do free combine shipping! So if you're think about buying a second or third album, I combine ship for free UP to 4 albums (2 Double LPs) total.  After that I might need a second box (but if you wanna buy that many I'll pay for the second shipping cost)
  

• All overseas Shipping will dill be done thru eBay international shipping program. No exceptions.
  

Thanks for looking, please message me with any questions! 

Grading Scale:

Mint (M): Perfect, probably unused in original packaging. Mint for me is when I can;t see ANYTHING wrong with the album

Near-Mint (NM): Close to perfect with no visible scratches or scuffs. Appears to be un-played or played less than 5 times.

Excellent (EX): May contain 1 or 2 very tiny & light  cosmetic surface scratches and/or scuffs. Label and jacket may show slight signs of ring-wear / lightly bent corners. No creases, writing, tears or rips. Basically a shiny and new vinyl and crisp jacket. 

Very Good Plus (VG+): May show some signs that it was played and handled by a previous owner who took reasonably good care of it. Imperfections are cosmetic and do not drastically impact the playback. Record surfaces may show some signs of wear and may have slight scuffs and surface scratches. Slight warps that do not affect the sound are ok. The label and jacket may have some slight ring ring-wear, discoloration, minor tears and imperfections. As with most vinyl, there may be low-level surface noise and light crackles and pops may be present, especially during quiet or soft passages in the track.  

Very Good (VG): Many of the imperfections found in a VG+ record will be more pronounced in a VG record or sleeve. Scratches and scuffs and dings will be mostly cosmetic but still visible. You will definitely hear Pops and snaps during playback.  

Good (G) - It doesn't mean the record is "Trashed" but its definitely been played a lot. Worn scratched most scratches are deeper on a G grade. Has flaw in VG and More. I'll mainly use this for jackets and inner sleeves (if the record is worth selling).

Fair (F) Poor (P): I do not sell Poor (P), Fair (F). If I use these it's because the album is super rare. 

Disclaimer : I do not grade LPs professionally and I am not an expert on classification. Some of the vinyl I own, I bought in bulk at yard sales or estate sales. Ask Me Questions before bidding! Please understand, I'm grading my LPs on a visual estimation. Keep that in mind, because if you bid or buy this album, I'm selling it as is. If you're really interested in this record and you think the description & photo's are missing something, Message Me! Ask questions, I will answer honestly, I will send more photo's. I'm not trying to scare away a potential customer, I'm just saying, please consider everything I said before asking for a refund. Look, there is some risk when buying used 30 - 60 year old, pre owned, vinyl? together we can cut down on that risk even eliminate it! Thanks for looking!!!