Rare violin Maurice Crut Beethoven Kreutzer sonata
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Rare violin! Maurice Crut Beethoven Kreutzer sonata
Telefunken LB 6123. 10 inch record. Rare violin recording! Maurice Crut plays Beethoven Kreutzer sonata. J claude Englebert, piano.
Recordings by Mauritce Crut are rare in any pressing. This is a german licence issue of the ducretet thomson original, which costs between 500 and 1000, if you can find any copy!
The sleeve, opening at top, is Ex.
The record is VG+. There are some paper scuffs and fine hairlines that do not sound. There is a little surface noice and scattered ticks noticable at loud volume, but the recording is dynamic enough, so this is not really disturbing. There are also a few ticking light scratches: in the first movement there are soft ticks at the start and the end. On side 2 there is a small mark giving about 10 moderate ticks. Still a very acceptable record.
Payment is expected within 5 days after the end of the auction. Paypal is prefered as payment method
Postage prices: American buyers: please ignore the $4 'domestic' shipping costs. Ebay does not understand that sellers on ebay.com may be located abroad. I use Dutch TNT priority airmail, to the Us this is about 11 euro's or 14 dollars. Priority Outside Europe Standard Outside europe within Europe Under 500 grams $14 $11 $8 500 - 2000 grams $25 $22 $16 2000 - 5000 grams $43 $36 $30 PLEASE NOTE: sending just 2 lp's is relatively expensive ($25). You may combine more purchases to save on shipping. at least 5 or 6 lp's can be send for $25. unregistered postage at buyers risk. Ask for price of registered postage. I use new cardboard lp packaging boxes.
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.
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