Telefunken Brahms Erlih violin Fallot cello doubleconc.
  $   118

 


$ 118 Sold For
Mar 25, 2007 Sold Date
Mar 18, 2007 Start Date
$   7 Start price
9   Number Of Bids
  Netherlands Country Of Seller
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Description

Telefunken PLB 6200 Brahms concerto for violin and Cello. David Erlih, violin, Guy Fallot, cello. Südwestfunk Orchester, Ernest Bour. Sleeve Ex-, record NM.

 

Please take into account that these are early mono records. All can have some surface noice, and are best played with an mono cartridge. A average record, with no real problems, is rated Ex, only when it is hardly used, I rate higher. When it has more than average marks, with more repeated ticking, I rate VG. There are no records with long sounding scratches.

 

Check out my other items! Please see my other auctions with other rare records. I sell a huge amount of 10 inch records this week, including rare philips minigroove and french labels. A lot of opera / vocal records.

Postage prices:

Outside Europe:

Under 500 grams (1 lp): priority $14.00, surface $10.00

500 – 2000 grams: priority $26.00, surface $16.00

2000 – 5000 grams priority $36.00, surface $ 27.00

Within Europe:

Under 500 grams (1 lp): $9.00

500 – 2000 grams: $16.00

Unregistered postage at buyers’ risk. Ask for price of registered postage.

Grading:

M: never used. I don’t use this grade unless the record is sealed

NM: No visible or audible faults

EX: Record has clearly been used, but has no major audible faults, some non sounding marks possible, maybe some dirt or light surface noise (especially on older mono record, surface noise is quite normal).

VG: Light audible faults, ticks or surface noise

G: scratches, etc. I don’t sell record in this condition, unless they are very special and collectible.

Records are first graded visually. If I have doubts, I grade them on my linn lp12 / clearaudio sigma.

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