In 1985 Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs (MFSL) under a license from EMI issued a special, limited edition pressing of the legendary 'Revolver' Beatles album. Revolver was the Beatles sixth Album to enter the charts at No 1, which did it on August 10, It stayed on No. 1 for seven weeks during a stay in the album charts for twenty weeks. All MSFL reissues were unique for the following reasons: 1) The vinyl was the highest quality 'virgin' vinyl that was manufactured to exacting standards of purity; 2) The cardboard and printing paper for the cover was of significantly higher quality than the standard 'run of the mill' LP cover of the time; 3) The inner sleeve was a high quality anti-static polyester protective sleeve; 4) The LP Disc was pressed on ultra-high quality record presses in Japan resulting in the highest quality vinyl pressing possible given the technology of the time; 5) Quality assurance standard were exacting and uncompromising - the discs are without question the best discs on the planet. 6) Last, but certainly not least, the LP mastering was done from the original master tapes not second (or beyond) generation dupes. In the end these discs were the finest mass market pressings available - which explains why they are so in demand by record collectors around the world.
