Sold Date: January 18, 2019
Start Date: December 21, 2018
Final Price: £12.99 (GBP)
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CRAZY HORSECRAZY HORSE Reprise Dutch LP nr EX VINYLREP24026 1976 reissue of original 1971 LP.

 SLEEVE has some slight edge rubbing to spine & all edges apart from the opening edge, although the faces are pretty clean & generally VG condition, 

LABELS are MINT condition, VINYL is very very nr EX condition. 

Play tested great. Has had a professional clean and has been housed in a new Japanese anti static inner sleeve inside the original inner sleeve.

 Item 1409

For accurate play grading (like all my records)  This record has been played on a Linn LP12 Sondek turntable 

fitted with a Goldring stylus,

Listened to through full range SD Acoustics speakers 

that have superb response and definition on all frequencies.

With a Quad Amp set-up.

This record has been professionally cleaned using an 

Okki Nokki cleaning machine.

First clean with purified water and isoproranol alcohol and 

finished off with L'art du son / purified water mix.

The alcohol mix removes the release agent all records have

 from the manufacturing stage, this hides detail in the sound.

The L'art du son mix seems to smooth out any 

brittleness in the alcohol water mix.

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