K-Tel Todays Super Greats 3 Vinyl LP Set Original Hits Stars 1973 K-Tel TU-231
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The front box cover is splitting at the corners; one side edge has a piece missing piece and the piece just above the PER in SUPER (main photo) has broken off since photos were taken but will be included; it is also seen in photo #12) and there is scuffing and scratches along edges, corners and facing. The bottom box cover is in better shape excerpt for wear around corners & edges, one corner splitting and ink check marks next to some of the titles. Records sides 1B, 2A & 3B appear to be clean and free of noticeable blemishes. Side 1B has noticeable blemishes as seen in photo #3. Side 2 B has a noticeable blemish as seen in photo #7. Side 3B has a noticeable blemish as seen in photo #10. The original inner generic sleeves are included as I have also included VRPs, Valuable record Protectors. NOTE: in my opinion, except for the box, the records are in pretty good condition. I do not have a turntable to test these records though. Sold AS IS so please look at all photos and ask questions before bidding or buying. Shipped within 3 days of receiving cleared via PAYPAL only payments. If buying multiple items, please request combined shipping invoice. From a smoke free and pet free home. Check out my other new and used LP vinyl records listed! I will be listing hundreds more, new and used.
A note about my pre-owned LP albums: These records were obtained in the 70s and 80s and I tried to keep them as new as possible. I stopped playing & kept them in storage when CDs became available. In some cases, handling the record may result in obvious scratches, marks, scuffs that may or may not affect the audio. It is difficult to photo some of these marks. When viewing photos of the albums, you may notice tiny particles of lint or dust. In some cases, lighting and other variables may make the marks look worse. Not all albums were kept in VRPs (valuable record protectors). Records kept in their original paper sleeves may have contributed to some cosmetic irregularities that transferred to the vinyl surface. There may be the annoying crackling noise between tracks. Looking at the vinyl when held at angles will obviously show inherent defects in the vinyl surface that may or may not affect the audio. I do not have a turntable at this time. A good turntable, with built in noise reduction software, can eliminate most unwanted and annoying noises. If you are looking for 100% defect free pre-owned and used albums, good luck finding them.
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