NEW ORDER TRUE FAITH Master Lacquer Acetate Test pressing dub plate 12" NR.MINT

$

599

NEW ORDER "True Faith" Pink noise club mix 8:50 (Stereo). REPRISE/W.B.-FUTURE DISC SYSTEMS SOUND MASTERING STUDIOS U.S.A....LACQUER, ACETATE, DUB PLATE.

This is an Ultra-rare 1-sided 12" lacquer/acetate. This was cut by FUTURE DISC SYSTEMS and is a  MASTERING ACETATE (see description below on acetates). The track(s) are as follows:  "True Faith" (pink noise club mix) with timing indicated at 8:50!!!!

Only a few of these discs would have likely been produced!!!!!....A real piece of history! This is in Near Mint condition with nice shiny surfaces. Very minor surface marks !!!!  This is in the condition which I received this disk.  I am VERY particular (check my feedback) and this is not like many of the trashed acetates you see for sale that are dull in finish from having been played like a record over and over.  This is also guaranteed to be authentic and not one of the many "fakes" being produced in Texas and elsewhere and sold on Ebay these days.  It is a rare find to actually obtain an authentic NEW ORDER acetate!!!  Beautiful condition!!! Each acetate which is produced is unique (see comments on acetates below). Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to obtain an amazing acetate. 

ADDITIONAL NOTES:

Description excerpt below taken from the book "Rare Rock A Collectors Guide" by Tony Rees

"Acetates: Aluminum discs of various sizes (7, 10 or 12 inch) with a thin coating of shellac or vinyl.  These discs are not pressed like regular vinyl issues.  Instead, they are INDIVIDUALLY cut by the master cutter as a "pre" test pressing to give directions as to how the final cut should go.  As such, EACH acetate is unique, and acetates constitute some of the rarest items in the whole field of record collecting."

Additional information on "Acetates" obtained from a UK seller's description on their site.

"Acetate/Lacquer Is usually a reference cut that is made on ultra high-grad methyl cellulose sprayed onto thick aluminum discs. Reference acetates are primarily to make certain the record will sound somewhat like the tape. Often they are also made to allow a club or radio disc-jockey to play the music on turntables before it has been pressed as a normal record. Acetate is a misnomer (but frequently used!). It is actually a Lacquer."

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