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Sold Date:
April 23, 2021
Start Date:
March 16, 2020
Final Price:
$60.00
(USD)
Seller Feedback:
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Here's the 1967 Vox demonstration record for their new Wah-Wah pedal. Groovy.
The flexi-disc is in good condition. There's wear, a scratch, scuffs, slight paper creasing and some discoloration and color fading most notably on the silver colored part of the label with the word "Vox" and the Phantom guitar. On the plain side there looks to be a gray smudge, but that's actually the silver ink from the other side bleeding through. Both sides of the disc were stamped by Gracin's Music in Freeport, NY. That's where I got it from in 1967.
I can't comment on the condition of the grooves (the sound) since they seem so microscopic and have no discernible depth to them like on a vinyl. I played this thing many times in 1967 and it has been sitting in storage for over 50 years. It's hard-to-find and the few excellent copies out there can go for big bucks. Cool collectible for Vox fans.
P.S. I'm just a guy with some records to sell. Thanks for looking.