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Vinyl: THE DAMNED THERE AIN'T NO SANITY CLAUSE [REMIX] NS 92 1985 TEST PRESSING
965.00 GBP
(1,200.23 USD)
9.99 GBP
05 Apr 2017
26 Mar 2017
39 bids
10353
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United Kingdom
Used
Rock
Punk
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The DamnedThere Ain't No Sanity Clause [Remix]
b.side Looking At You [Live]
original 1985 Sonopress Test Pressing
original 1985 Sonopress Test Pressing
Big Beat Records
- cat. # NS 92
- 7-inch 45rpm, 2-track vinyl single
- 7-inch 45rpm, 2-track vinyl single
- pressed in Germany
- etched matrix 020 B4361 A-1 NS 92 A RAM / 020 B4361 B-1 NS 92 B RAM
- pressing plant paper labels, large centre
- pressing plant paper labels, large centre
- with Sonopress inner/outer sleeve
- a note about test pressings:
TEST PRESSINGS are manufactured to test the quality of the finished product before pressing thousands of records. Test pressings are made to ensure that the grooves themselves are clean, deep enough and formed correctly; that the grooves, label and centre hole are not off-centre; that the vinyl does not warp. Test pressings are supposed to be destroyed, but most of them end up being kept by the people to whom they are sent...
O nly a few[1] test pressings are made for each record (usually 5–25 copies with plain white labels). These are sent out to the record company after first being checked by the quality control department at the pressing plant. The record company will then send copies to the Producer as well as the Artist and often a copy to the Cutting Engineer. Test Pressings are usually pressed on a special press that is very high quality and used only for test pressings. It is regularly serviced and only pure virgin[2] vinyl is used for these discs. Consequently, white label test pressings are always highly sought after by collectors “in the know” because they will have the best sound quality that’s possible to get...
[1] Vinyl records are pressed using metal stampers and these stampers gradually deteriorate during the manufacturing process and so are usually replaced after every 500 to 1000 pressings. Test pressings have the highest sound quality as they are the very FIRST records to be pressed from a new set of stampers
[2] Virgin vinyl, is pure vinyl, not including any re-grounds or other extraneous material. Re-grounds are made from recycled vinyl, produced by grinding up faulty records and then melting these grounds down and combining them with virgin vinyl. For albums, usually only a low percentage of re-grounds are used, perhaps 20 or 25%, but often with 7” 45rpm records the percentage can go up to 50/50
VINYL NEAR MINT
- labels clean , pristine
- vinyl looks unplayed
SLEEVE EXCELLENT
SLEEVE EXCELLENT
- with notations, shelf rub
Visually graded to 'Record Collector' guidelines
RETURNS?
P&P
- sent in a professional 7-inch card mailer with extra card protection - see 'Postage and Payments' tab above for rates
RETURNS?
- accepted
QUESTIONS?
- just ask!
QUESTIONS?
- just ask!