I purchased a box of Telarc records at a church rummage sale in Chagrin Falls, OH.  Chagrin Falls is a stone's throw from Beachwood which is the headquarters for Telarc.  Some of these records had press clippings and reviews in them.  I also found one that was a test pressing.  While I can't be sure, these may have belonged to an employee?  I don't know for sure, but maybe?  All the records have been well stored and are very clean and nice. 

Here's what you get:

• No Artist – Omnidisc

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  Label:

  Telarc – DG-10073/74, Telarc Digital – DG-10073/74

  Format:

  2 x Vinyl, LP,  Box Set

  Country:

  US

  Released:

  1982

  Genre:

  Rock, Non-Music, Classical

  Style:

  Technical, Surf Side 1: Tone Arm / Cartridge Mechanical Alignment Disc A1 Disc Has A Mirrored Face (No Grooves) To Set Tracking and Anti-skating Force Side 2: Test Signals B1 Pink Noise Left Channel B2 Pink Noise Right Channel B3 L + R (In Phase) Pink Noise B4 L + R (Out Of Phase) Pink Noise B5 Left To Right Panned Pink Noise B6 Swept Band Pink Noise B7 Absolute Phase Test B8 Low Frequency Sine Wave Sweep B9 Low Frequency Sine Wave Pulses B10 Approximately 1000 Hz Mixed Tones B11 Silent Band B12 1000 Hz Reference Tone "Band 13" [B13-B43] Full Band Pink Noise -- 3 Minutes B13 20 kHz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B14 16 kHz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B15 12.5 kHz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B16 10 kHz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B17 8 kHz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B18 6.3 kHz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B19 5 kHz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B20 4 kHz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B21 3.15 kHz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B22 2.5 kHz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B23 2 kHz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B24 1.6 kHz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B25 1.25 kHz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B26 1 kHz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B27 800 Hz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B28 630 Hz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B29 500 Hz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B30 400 Hz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B31 315 Hz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B32 250 Hz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B33 200 Hz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B34 160 Hz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B35 125 Hz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B36 100 Hz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B37 80 Hz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B38 63 Hz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B39 50 Hz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B40 40 Hz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B41 31.5 Hz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B42 25 Hz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise B43 20 Hz ⅓ Octave Pink Noise Side 3: Tracking Tests (Excerpts) C1 Symphony No. 5 -- Mid/High Frequency Tracking Test Composed By – Ludwig van Beethoven Conductor – Seiji Ozawa Orchestra – Boston Symphony Orchestra C2 Carmina Burana -- Choral Tracking Test Chorus – Atlanta Symphony Chorus Composed By – Carl Orff Conductor – Robert Shaw Orchestra – Atlanta Symphony Orchestra C3 "1812" Overture -- Low Frequency Tracking And Imaging Test Composed By – Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Conductor – Erich Kunzel Orchestra – Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra C4 Tarantelle -- Piano "Transient" Test Composed By – Frédéric Chopin Piano – Malcolm Fraser (3) C5 The Rite Of Spring -- Low Frequency Tracking And Definition Test Composed By – Igor Stravinsky Conductor – The Cleveland Orchestra Orchestra – Lorin Maazel Side 4: Imaging And Music D1 Fugue From Young Person's Guide To Orchestra -- Imaging And Tracking Test Composed By – Benjamin Britten Conductor, Narrator – Leonard Slatkin Orchestra – Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra D2 Good Vibrations -- Tracking, Frequency And Dynamic Range Test Band – Papa Doo Run Run A 1812 Overture, Op.49 15:34 B1 Capriccio Italien, Op.45 15:20 B2 Cossack Dance from Mazeppa 4:17
  
  

Will be carefully packed.  See my other Telarc auctions.  I'd be happy to combine shipping.

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