Sold Date:
October 13, 2018
Start Date:
October 6, 2018
Final Price:
£58.00
(GBP)
Bid Count:
1
Seller Feedback:
3530
Buyer Feedback:
3
All my items have a full money-back guarantee - if it's not as described you can return it for a full refund.
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P&P
charges for bidders outside the UK: Please note that I send ALL international items tracked and insured, which costs more than the standard airmail rate.
For further information please see below for full P&P and insurance details.
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Please check out my other items and take advantage of reduced postage costs
for multiple buys. Buy additional 7" singles and pay only a few pence extra for P&P (see below for details).
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P&P charges
UK P&P costs
I offer three UK services. I DO NOT offer 'click and collect', 'collection in person' or FREE postage, so please do not select these options if they appear in the invoice.
UK Standard service - sent using Royal Mail 2nd class (tracked or signed-for). One 7" single = £2.75. Usually delivered within 3-5 days of despatch.
For more than one 7" single, just add £0.10 for each additional disc.
UK First class recorded post. The cost for one 7" single is £3.00. Usually delivered within one day of despatch.
For more than one 7" single, just add £0.10 for each additional disc.
UK Special Delivery will be sent using Royal Mail Special Delivery (next day delivery guarantee) and the total cost of this will be £8.40. Please wait for my invoice before paying.
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Airmail (tracked and/or signed) to any country OUTSIDE the UK
Overseas orders will ONLY be sent tracked and/or signed.
Europe
First 7" = £9.90, each additional 7" add £0.50.
Rest of the world (anywhere outside Europe)
First 7" = £11.50, each additional 7" add £0.50.
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Information about descriptions and gradings.
My items are always described accurately and fairly. I always do my best
to
point out any blemishes which might detract from the item and all
photographs are of the actual item you will get. I am aware that
different grading systems have different definitions and so I try as
much as possible to describe items in plain English, rather than simply using gradings. Where gradings are given these are based on the UK RECORD COLLECTOR
GRADING SYSTEM. This grading system differs from some other grading
systems, in particular the Goldmine grading system. Please make sure
that you are familiar with the UK record collector grading system before
you bid.
Visually-graded vinyl vs play-graded vinyl: Many people collect vinyl and never play it, whereas other people collect records because they want to play them. A visual grading will identify physical flaws (such as scratches) and can help determine whether a record has been cared-for properly, but it will not identify noise or crackle caused by non-visible sources. Most vintage records are likely to have some background noise even if they look perfect. I believe that records are for playing and so I try to play-grade records whenever possible. I always state in the listing if I have played a record prior to listing it. If I have play-graded the record I will usually only give a brief description of how the record looks (i.e. not a visual grading). The grading in the listing will be a play-grading and may be slightly different from the grading that the record would receive from a purely visual inspection. Most vintage records are not 100% perfectly flat and so I will only mention this aspect if it is very significant or has an impact on the way the record sounds. If I haven't play-graded the record, it will be given a visual grading.
Play-grading MONO records: Mono records and stereo records have different grooves. A stereo record produces a stereo sound via both lateral and vertical groove modulation whereas a mono record is not intended to produce any sound from vertical modulation. Playing a mono record with a stereo cartridge will create distortion because it is trying to pick-up the vertical (stereo) part of the signal, whereas this is not intended to be heard on a mono record and so is just noise. Using a pre-amp with a mono switch will eliminate the noise caused by vertical modulation leaving just the lateral groove signal which is how the record was intended to be heard. Based on the assumption that most people choosing to listen to a mono record will have the right equipment to listen to it, I play all mono records via a pre-amp with a mono switch. My play-grading is based on how the record sounds when played through a mono switch. If you do not have a mono switch on your amp or pre-amp you will be reproducing the noise from the vertical part of the signal and so the record will not sound as good. This is not any fault of the record, it is inherent to playing any mono record through a system that it was not designed for.
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I have some very simple terms and conditions. Please read them and ensure that you understand them before bidding. Thank you.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
My items are fully guaranteed - if it is not as described you can return it for a full refund, including postage. Refunds for visually graded records which are returned based upon the buyer's assessment of the record's playgrade, will not include postage costs in either direction. Your bid is binding, so please make sure you have READ and UNDERSTOOD the WHOLE LISTING before you bid. I will not accept returns where the buyer has not read or not understood something which is stated/shown in the listing.If you have any queries please email BEFORE you bid.
Thanks for your interest in this listing and for taking the time to read these details.