Camille Saint-Saens: Symphonie Nr.3 "Orgelsymphonie" (180g) (45rpm) Vinyl - Jazz Vertical tracking angle

Vertical tracking angle

The magnetic circuit is combined with the electromagnetic soft iron and samarium cobalt magnet allowing magnetic performance consistent to the vibration of the coils to secure overall balance and thickness to the sound

Jimmy Buffington (frh

especially designed for bigger ones like:

magnetic mounting platform and extra 3M 300LSE double-sided adhesive

Camille Saint-Saens: Symphonie Nr.3 "Orgelsymphonie" (180g) (45rpm) Vinyl - Jazz Vertical tracking angleLabel: Reference Recordings, 2013 Saint Sans dedicated the written form of his officially third symphony to his friend Franz Liszt, who died a few weeks after the premiere in May 1886. The symphony was commissioned by the Philharmonic Society of London, which had previously commissioned Beethoven's Ninth and Dvorak's Seventh. For Saint Sans, then 50, 27 years had passed since his last symphony. He claimed afterwards that he could not write such a work