greg a écrit :Sinon .. j'ai un peu de mal à savoir ds quel état sont les disques, un peu de précision serait pas mal sur le model MINT, EX, Vg++, Vg+, vg, good ... comme d hab quoi ....
pour le grading international :
MINT (M) The record is brand new with no surface marks or deterioration in sound quality. The jacket and any extra items are in perfect condition.
EXCELLENT (EX) The record shows signs of having been played but there is negligible loss in sound quality. The jacket may have slight wear or creasing.
VERY GOOD (VG) The record has been played many times but shows no significant deterioration in sound quality, despite noticeable surface marks. Normal wear and tear on the jacket, without any major defects, is acceptable.
GOOD (G) The record has been played enough that the sound quality has deteriorated noticeably and may have light pops and skip. The jacket may suffer from folding, scuffing of edges, spine splits or discoloration.
FAIR (F) The record is playable but was not properly cared for and plays with extensive surface noise overriding sound and may skip considerably. The jacket may be torn, stained or defaced.
BAD (B) The record is unplayable and probably broken and is only of use as a collection filler.
Grading may be fine tuned by adding + or -
Pour le grading anglais (ca varie légerement)
MINT = unplayed ex-shop stock.
EX = almost mint except for possible light usage,or marking on label.No marks on vinyl.
VG = minimal marks,no reduction in sound quality at all.
VG- =very clean sound quality,but marks to vinyl and possible light scratches.(this is by far the most common condition of my records and proves wholly satisfactory to customers).
G+/VG- = more than acceptable playing condition,label likely to be worn or marked.
G+ = noisy-but music still appreciable.
G/G- = rough condition,noisy,could be scratched or have hiss but of great interest for historical content.