Teac PD-301-X/S CD Player With Wide FM Tuner Usb Silver AC100V Japan NEW
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Please be assured that we package each item carefully without causing damage. Slot-in CD player with wide FM tuner and USB memory playback The PD -301 X is a compact CD player with a slot-in CD player, wide FM-compatible tuner and USB port that can play USB memory. The heart of the CD player The CD drive is equipped with a slot-in CD drive mechanism, which has been used in commercial machines. Not only can it be used as a simple, high-quality CD player, but it can also be used as a CD transport in combination with a D/A converter, thanks to the digital output of a single coaxial/optical system.
You can also connect a USB memory to the front USB port to play WAV, AAC, MP3 and WMA files. ¦Main features Quick-loading, auto-playable slot-in CD drive mechanism Wide FM capable FM tuner (supporting FM complementary broadcasting) USB port that can play USB flash drives CD auto play function (ON/OFF switchable) Playback function for MP3 and WMA files recorded on CD-R Playback function for WAV, AAC, MP3 and WMA files recorded on USB memory Program playback function (CD-DA only) Random, repeat playback Displaying file ID3 tag information (Song title, artist name) Switch folder/file browsing mode One coaxial digital output terminal One optical digital output terminal One RCA line output terminal Compact dedicated remote control included F-type antenna terminal for FM radio Full Metal (Aluminum) Enclosure Auto Power Save (ON/OFF switchable) RoHS compliant. ·We accept return items up to 60 days after the item has arrived. However please send the item back to us. Thank you for your seeing my page.
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