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A hidden gem from the Beatles' mid-period? This is a highly rare UK original mono pressing of "Beatles For Sale," featuring stamper numbers in the double digits on both sides (10s on one side). The disc plays remarkably well, considering it's 60 years old. The original inner sleeve is also included. This is the most common matrix combination among the originals, and I think it sounds clean and quite good. PMC 1240 XEX 503-4N 3 ML XEX 504-3N 3 GT (Matrix 3N is the first pressing) Because the matrix quickly transitioned from 3 to 4 (there are even rumors they were pressed simultaneously), there's almost no difference in sound quality in terms of the freshness of the master tapes. However, side 3 is rare, and a double-sided 3 is very expensive, so this is a great value. Furthermore, this 4/3 combination is also seen in the 1st pressings from Northern Europe, making it the most common. Since the Beatles members were only present for the mixing of the mono versions at the time, this is a valuable record for its attention to detail. The UK original mono pressing is all about John Lennon's vocals, which are incredible. The jacket is in good condition, considering the amount of damage often seen on this title. The disc is in very good condition. There are a few hairline scratches and scuffs, but the playback is remarkably good for a 60-year-old record. In my setup (AT-VMN95E), I noticed a slight popping noise at the outro of A6 and A7 (near the end of the songs), but overall, it's in very good condition and there were no problems at all. Even those unfamiliar with used records shouldn't be concerned, and I'd actually recommend it to those who are hesitant. With the recent popularity of records, the rarity is increasing, and it's impossible to find UK originals with good playback quality. I will offer a small discount for those who purchase multiple items. This is quite valuable, but please purchase only if you understand used records. There are, of course, no fatal playback issues, but the way the sound is perceived and the actual playback condition will vary depending on the playback environment, such as the shape and wear of the stylus, the characteristics of the cartridge, the arm's settings, tracking force, and the overall combination of playback equipment. I do not smoke, and I do not have any pets. Thank you. vinyl rolling stones Bob Dylan Eric Clapton
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