Sold Date: April 26, 2024
Start Date: July 4, 2022
Final Price: £16.99 (GBP)
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1967 UK ED1 RCA SB-6726 of Rubinstein & Leinsdorf with the BSO in the BRAHMS Piano Concerto No.1.   Decca Press from the golden age of SXL's Era, whilst still using valve tube driven lathes to cut the acetates (I was told RCA preferred Decca to use a Westrex for these). Nice low 2K2K Tony Hawkins mastering, nice Walthamstow Hall sound with the later wider microphone configuration. RCA Living Stereo, Silver lettered red label disc with black spot, pressed in England by Decca.  Best thing about these is they are not dynagroove, despite the use of the US artwork that say they are. There are no UK dynagroove process Lp's. Laminated jacket.  Original recording by Decca, issued in the country it was recorded, and this is a British Orchestra. Name to rear in red, only real fault so Near mint record and playback and an excellent sleeve.
Our ethos is to offer you best sounding analogue only pressings of vintage records. Here is another beauty of that type. We offer massive postage subsidies to overseas buyers on multiple purchases. i.e £1 extra per lp to a maximum of £15, then no extra charge. We pack carefully in custom made hard card boxes. If the appearance or playgrade suggests it requires it, our records are cleaned on a wash and vac machine, using art du son fluid in distilled water.  This is already in a new heavy poly outer with antistatic inners added with outer sleeve and records all layered behind each other to prevent splits.