Author: Dick Schneiders
Date: 11:04:44 02/21/05
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On February 21, 2005 at 13:47:38, Steve B wrote: >take that Elite A/S for example > >no original box and no original carton for the pieces >perhaps a small thing to you now,but if you continue buying more,it will matter >later > Yes, I do know you are correct about this, Steve. In my real area of collecting, phonograph records, the condition of the cover on lp's is even more important that that of the record itself, in many instances. Partly because it is so much more fragile and also because there were often minute differences in the covers that greatly affect the rarity. It is easier to locate an example of a rare lp record, in mint condition, than it is to find the jacket in similar condition. I still have not yet ascertained just why I am so interested in these things right now. >also it might be of interest to try to find out which A/S this is >Fidelity released several with different programs and varying clock speeds > >Best >Steve Yes, I have read the stuff on Fidelity computers at Kurt's website, but don't know how to ask the question of the seller. I have been thinking of how to word it for a couple of days, now. Thanks for the suggestions - I do appreciate them. Dick Schneiders
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