The Beach Boys Pet Sounds Vinyl LP 1966 Original MONO T-2458 US First Press Mint
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Description

Own a piece of music history with this definitive 1966 Monophonic First Pressing of The Beach Boys' masterpiece, Pet Sounds.

This is the original "High Fidelity" monophonic microgroove recording (T-2458), produced, composed, and arranged by Brian Wilson. Unlike later "Duophonic" or Stereo reissues, this Mono pressing captures the lush, punchy, and introspective soundstage exactly as Wilson intended.

Why This Copy is Rare:

  • True Mono Pressing: Identifying marks include the T-2458 catalog number (Stereo versions are DT-2458).

  • Outstanding Condition: While most 1966 copies were played heavily, this specimen has been meticulously preserved. The vinyl retains its original "factory" gloss, and the audio is clear and powerful.

  • Made in the USA: Original US Capitol Records pressing with the classic "Rainbow" label.

Tracklist Highlights:

  • Wouldn't It Be Nice

  • God Only Knows

  • Sloop John B

  • Caroline, No

Condition Details:

  • Vinyl: Excellent to Mint. No skips, no deep scratches, and minimal to zero surface noise.

  • Cover: Sharp colors, no ring wear, and no writing. The spine is perfectly legible.

  • Inner Sleeve: Includes original or high-quality archival anti-static sleeve.

Item Specifics:

  • Condition: Used

  • Condition Notes: Excellent to Mint condition. Vinyl is glossy with no visible scratches or spindle marks. Cover is crisp with sharp corners and no seam splits.

  • Record Label: Capitol Records

  • Release Year: 1966

  • Speed: 33 RPM

  • Format: Vinyl LP

  • Release Title: Pet Sounds

  • Artist: The Beach Boys

  • Record Grading: Near Mint (NM) or Mint (M)

  • Sleeve Grading: Excellent (EX)

  • Features: Monophonic, Microgroove, High Fidelity Recording, 1st Edition

  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States


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