With The BEATLES LP Parlophone PMCO-1206 Original 1st Press Australia 1964 Rare
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With The BEATLES LP Parlophone PMCO-1206 Original 1st Press Australia 1964 Rare
Heavy Vinyl, Microgroove
Machine stamped: XEX-447 1N / XEX-448-1N
First pressing, first Aussie Beatles LP - Rare!
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Questions welcome!
Will combine shipping!
USA shipping $4 media mail or $8 priority mail, includes delivery confirmation. Will ship worldwide estimated $18 first class, $35 global priority, well packaged.
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On Feb-07-14 at 18:40:35 PST, seller added the following information:CHECK BACK FOR UPDATES
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On Feb-08-14 at 06:06:43 PST, seller added the following information:LISTEN!
CHECK BACK FOR UPDATESOn Feb-08-14 at 23:11:02 PST, seller added the following information:
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Cover looks very good with glossy flip-back not very thin & not very thick… it has minor wear on the surfaces and some small creasing but solid & no splits.
Vinyl looks very good, mostly clean & glossy with a few light or tiny marks or faint swooshes, mostly superficial. Sounds excellent on the system it was played on. Recorded flat at 24 bit through quality channels with professional needle set with light weight. There is a minor flaw, though it is hard to tell what caused it (pressing or micro debris) near the very end of You Really Got A Hold On Me, but coincidentally an almost quantized mishap maybe a 4 count off as unless you are listening closely you may miss it the first time, and doesn't take away from the listening experience depending on your tolerance & it very well may play better on your equipment. It sounds very nice, especially with the bass cranked IMHO. Since it was recorded flat, rendered to wave, and uploaded as an MP3 it's not quite the same as the vinyl but...LISTEN! There are some light spindle marks on the labels but nothing unbearable and it is still a beaut. To make things even better I'll include a 16 bit audio/wave CD for personal use (as one track) to the winning bidder. Perhaps this will save some quality play time in the future. Hi Fidelity record, very well made. Perhaps speculative but it is rumored somewhere that the first 500 pressings had one of these labels, similar to it's UK counterpart. I believe these were pressed In early 1964. The vinyl is kept & will be sent separately in a new anti-static poly-lined inner sleeve as if there were an original it's not here. Both the cover & record will be sent in a separate plastic sleeve and well packaged.
Questions welcome, good luck!price rating
