The Beatles REVOLVER 1966 LP 1st Mono 606-1 Pressing E.J.Day Sleeve 'DR.' Label
$
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First of all: Attention: item ships from the Netherlands: see for shipping costs down below!
BEATLES - REVOLVER
PMC 7009 - UK - 1966 - EARLY FIRST PRESS! -
- MATRIX: XEX 606-1 (STAMPER RL) - SIDE TWO / XEX 605-2 (STAMPER AR) - SIDE ONE
- DIFFERENT MIX 'TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS' - MIX 11
- DR. ROBERT ON LABEL
- KT TAX STAMP ON SIDE 2
- E.J. DAY &CO. LTD. SLEEVE
- COVER IN NEAR PRISTINE CONDITION - NO CRACKS IN THE LAMINATE
- HAS THE ORIGINAL INNER
- VINYL SHOWS LIGHT SCRATCHES - PLAYS ON SIDE 1 WITH 2 POPS, SIDE 2 PLAYS EXCELLENT (MAYBE SOME LIGHT SURFACE NOISE, BUT I DIDN'T HEAR IT) - PLAYGRADED ON MY ACOUSTIC SIGNATURE MANFRED + AUDIOQUEST PT-9 TONEARM WITH BENZ MICRO GLIDER M CARTRIDGE, GRAHAM SLEE ERA GOLD V, RCM TUBE AMPLIFIER, PINK FAUN RETRO SPEAKERS
- SO I THINK - A STILL VERY COLLECTABLE RECORD!!!!
Cover/Vinyl: NM-/VG++(VISUAL GRADING), PLAY GRADING: SIDE ONE: EXC.-; SIDE TWO: EXC.+
SOME ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE MIX:
Tomorrow Never Knows
basic recording- 6 Apr 1966
additional recording- 6,7,22 Apr 1966
master tape- 4 track
mono-mixed: 6 Jun 1966 (2 different mixes)
stereo-mixed: 22 Jun 1966
The first of the two mono-mixes is extremely rare, and is believed to have been manufactured on only the first day of UK pressing. Most copies have matrix 606-2 or 606-3 on side B, and are the standard version heard on all copies of other countries' pressings. The "Revolver" LP with matrix 606-1 on side B is mono remix 11 while the standard version is remix 8. In the rare mix, the vocal is louder and clearer over the effects, the fade is slightly longer and has more piano, and the effects are faded up quite differently (whereas the regular mono-mix and stereo-mix are pretty similar).
The similarity in the tape loop effects in the more common mixes suggest that they were recorded into one of the 4 tracks of the master. The general trend is that in mono the transition is faster, so sound comes up to full volume almost suddenly and then goes completely out. The common mono-mix starts with the loop track at full volume while the stereo-mix fades in on it. The guitar sound in the break sounds more processed and full in mono. At the start of the second vocal section stereo has a feedback whistle in "love is all and love is everyone" which is missing in mono.
Handling and shipping:
I will ship as cheap as possible! standard shipment without track and trace:
Europe I $15.00
Europe II $16.00
Europe III $17.00
World $25.00
registered shipment
Holland $11.00
Europe I $20.00
Europe II $28.00
Europe III $29.00
World $36.00
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