Before I have the disk at all placed on a platter, I unfortunately suffered the first (and hopefully only) disappointment. When removing the plate from the case came to meet me chips. The longest chip was about four centimeters long and was still hanging on the edge of the plate. Smaller portions were on the record. These have of course left after packing in the press shop by friction tracks. The board has taken fine scratches and it appears optically as a used item. How this affects sound, I'll check. I can not understand the dirty work and sloppiness in the stamping plants. Who today is an album At length on vinyl sophisticated enough not to accept such a thing. I find myself compelled to claim the plate, in the hope that the next OK.