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Roxy 3 black Portable Record/CD/MP3 Player

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STEEPLETONE Roxy 3 black Portable Record/CD/MP3 Player Retro-vintage-style black portable combo, 2HP stereo output, AM/FM radio tuner, three-speed 33/45/78T turntable and CD player with the option of converting any of the three sources to MP3 recording via USB or SD socket. Headphone jack. Near-new condition, little or never used.

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STEEPLETONE Roxy 3 black Portable Record/CD/MP3 Player Retro-vintage-style black portable combo, 2HP stereo output, AM/FM radio tuner, three-speed 33/45/78T turntable and CD player with the option of converting any of the three sources to MP3 recording via USB or SD socket. Headphone jack. Near-new condition, little or never used.

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