The Grass Roots I'd Wait A Million Years/Fly Me To Havana played once with sleev

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Selling my collection. Almost all records cleaned. All records are played on a B&O straight-line tracking table
with an MC2 cartridge.       My son does not want my collection, so ................
Shipping within 48 continental states.
I do combined shipping so request an invoice.
Even unplayed records (45s) are cleaned, as per the best record collectors and manufacturers of the records.
In addition, it is a fallacy that Mint and unplayed records have no noise in the run-on or run-off. I opened a few
records that I sold as played one time. They had some noise in the beginning. Once the song started there
was no noise. When the record ended, there was a little noise. For some reason it is always more on the
run-on. I thought maybe it had something to do with the way the record is cut on the machine and then removed from
the platter it sits on.
Here is what I found:
The fundamental cause of inner-groove distortion is the
progressive reduction of linear resolution as a record progresses
. Put another way: there is more vinyl per second available at the large-diameter beginning of the record than exist at the smaller-diameter toward the end of each side.
When you play a record,
the motion of dragging a stylus through a vinyl record creates static electricity
. This can cause audible noise when playing the record, but more importantly understand that the static electricity turns your record into a giant dust magnet!
I just remembered when I read this that years ago (45+) I cleaned them with DIII (D3) and the brush. Then I played them and there was no static.
A nice 1960s love song by a good group.