Eurythmics & Aretha Franklin 45 W/PS Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves EX/M-

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Year: 1985 Vinyl Condition: M- (plays M-) Label Condition: See Photos Sleeve / Picture Sleeve Condition: New Generic / EX Picture Sleeve (close to M-) Grading Definitions: All vinyl spin cleaned and visually graded under bright LED light. Note: grading is for the vinyl only, see photos for label/sleeve condition. M-: Record shows little to no wear and plays with minimal or no noise. VG+: Record may have a paper scuff or hairlines. Plays with minimal to light noise. VG: Record shows wear and possibly a light audible scuff/scratch. Plays with light noise. VG-: Record may have an audible scratch/scuff. Plays with light to moderate noise. G and G+: Record with audible scratches/scuffs that will play with moderate noise and/or pops/crackles. Filler copy. Avid collector/seller since 2002 Vintage vinyl vinyls record records music 80s electronic pop soul synth pop Feel free to contact me with any questions you may have. Happy record hunting!

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justnicheenough this is giving me motivation to finally change out a belt and thoroughly check a motor so 45's play correctly and don't sound demonic on my victrola. 🤣🤣🤣

Dec 04Reply

vtgthreadsgrves @justnicheenough absolutely! tune up the player and play some 45s!

Dec 05Reply

justnicheenough @vtgthreadsgrves I've got a smaller portable one that does 45's, but it isn't the same as my 1964 Victor Victrola with really cool marble stain job the guy did in the 70's after he got it from his parents. found it for $75 a half hour away. he took really amazing care of it. I KNOW they are made to be easy to switch out parts and I found them, but I'm still scared to do to much to my baby. lol.

Dec 05Reply

vtgthreadsgrves @justnicheenough you could always take it in to be serviced. lots of local record stores service turntables or a stereo repair shop.

Dec 06Reply

justnicheenough @vtgthreadsgrves we've got one that recently opened in town. small town. lol. asked them, cause my treble knob is dusty. think I will just have to order the whole control part and replacing that will be the easy way. long as it is never touched again it would be fine though. 🤣🤣 know the owner is a cousin and older, but haven't caught him in there yet. staff had no idea how to go about fixing one, they're younger, but passionate which is nice to see.

Dec 06Reply

vtgthreadsgrves @justnicheenough yes, it's getting harder find knowledgeable people who work on Stereo and turntable equipment. good luck and let me know how it turns out.

Dec 06Reply