1975 Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti LP U.S. First Press (EX/VG+)
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1975 Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti LP U.S. First Press (EX-/VG+)
Vinyl Play Tested (VG+ to EX) - very light hairlines that do not effect play on sides 3&4 but do cause a little background noise on sides 1&2. Awesome Lustre and hard to find any spindle marks.
Overall it plays very nice on my Technics SL-1300 using an Audio Technica AT12XE cartridge at 2.0g tracking.
Cover Diecut (VG++) --Light Surface wear. On Corners. Comes with both Thick Heavy inserts in (EX) Shape, and the White Gatefold Insert. (No Splits) I try to grade correctly using my turntable and cartridge. If you’re unhappy for any reason please let me know.
Ships in protective poly bag sleeve and sturdy cardboard mailer for your investment. I USE THE FOLLOWING GRADES FOR VINYL
(Sealed) Cover Jacket is sealed in shrink wrap, disc is sold “as is” and is not inspected
(NM) A vintage (NM) LP should sound almost perfect, with minimal surface noise and no noticeable defects. It should play with a high level of clarity and detail, similar to a newly pressed record. While it may have been played a few times, it should exhibit very little wear and tear, both visually and audibly.
(EX) A Vintage (EX) LP should sound mostly pristine, with only slight signs of wear. It might have a few minor surface noises or clicks, but the music should be largely unaffected, playing smoothly with minimal degradation in sound quality.
(VG+) A vintage (VG+) LP should sound mostly clear, with minimal signs of wear and play, and a good listening experience. It will likely have some surface noise, but it shouldn't be overpowering. Expect a few light pops and clicks, or a little background crackle, but nothing major that compromises the overall sound quality.
(VG) A vintage (VG) LP should be still enjoyable to listen to, but will likely have some noticeable surface noise, light scratches, and possibly a few pops or clicks. The music should be audible and the listening experience shouldn't be completely ruined by excessive noise, but it won't sound as pristine as a higher-graded record.
(VG-) : A vintage (VG-) LP could have least one mark/scratch of which can be felt with a fingernail. Many scratches, scuffs, marks. May have loud background noise, pops, skips etc.
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